When root canal treatment is needed
Root canal treatment may be necessary after deep decay, trauma, inflammation, or infection inside the tooth. Symptoms can include pain, sensitivity, swelling, or discoloration, although some problems are found during an examination.
Why we work with a microscope
The microscope magnifies tooth structures and helps detect narrow, curved, or additional canals. This is especially important in complex cases, retreatment, and teeth with challenging anatomy.
The role of the rubber dam
A rubber dam isolates the tooth from saliva. It creates a dry and cleaner working environment, reduces contamination risk, and improves comfort and safety during treatment.
What to expect
During treatment, infected or damaged pulp is removed, the canals are cleaned and disinfected, and then sealed with a special material. In some cases, a crown is recommended to protect the tooth.