Root canal treatment under a microscope
Root canal treatment under a microscope is a modern method that allows saving a tooth affected by inflammation or pulp necrosis. Thanks to the use of a microscope, the dentist can accurately assess the anatomy of the root canals, precisely remove the source of infection, and tightly fill the canals, minimizing the risk of complications. The use of modern dental microscopes providing up to 25x magnification of the treatment field allows for extremely precise preparation of root canals. This makes it possible to effectively treat even complex cases and increases the chances of preserving the natural tooth.
Why choose root canal treatment under a microscope?
greater treatment effectiveness,
possibility of finding additional root canals,
detection of cracks, calcifications, and perforations,
precise removal of infected pulp,
accurate filling of canals,
lower risk of re-infection,
greater chance of saving your own tooth.
How does the treatment work?
Diagnostics
Treatment is preceded by a consultation and radiological diagnostics, which allow assessing the condition of the tooth and planning the therapy.
Cleaning of the root canals
Under local anesthesia, the doctor removes the infected or dead pulp, and then thoroughly cleans and disinfects the root canals.
Filling the root canals
After preparation, the canals are tightly filled with a specialized material that protects against future bacterial growth.
Tooth restoration
The final stage is the restoration of the tooth using composite materials or prosthetic solutions, depending on the extent of its damage.
Funding of treatment
Computed tomography for root canal treatment
PLN 230
Tooth reconstruction for endodontic treatment
PLN 500
Root canal treatment - 1-canal tooth
PLN 1,200
Root canal treatment - 2-canal tooth
PLN 1,500
Root canal treatment - 3 or 4-canal tooth
2,000 – 2,200 PLN
It is possible to spread the treatment costs into convenient installments. Financing details are determined individually during the consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does root canal treatment under a microscope involve?
Root canal treatment under a microscope involves removing the infected pulp from the inside of the tooth, thoroughly cleaning and filling the root canals using a dental microscope. Magnification of up to 25 times allows the dentist to see details invisible to the naked eye, which significantly increases the effectiveness and precision of the procedure.
When is it worth choosing root canal treatment under a microscope?
This method is recommended when a tooth has an unusual structure, numerous or curved canals, requires repeat root canal treatment (re-endo), an instrument has broken in the canal, or standard treatment has failed. It is also the best option for patients who expect the highest effectiveness and durability of treatment.
What are the benefits of root canal treatment under a microscope?
Treatment under a microscope increases the chances of preserving your own tooth, allows for finding all root canals, removes old materials and broken tools, and minimizes the risk of complications and reinfections. It is the most modern and precise method of endodontic treatment.
Is root canal treatment under a microscope painful?
No, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is completely painless. Luxdentica patients very often emphasize the comfort and safety of the treatment conducted by experienced endodontists.
How long does root canal treatment under a microscope take?
Depending on the number of canals and the level of difficulty, the procedure may take from 1 to 2 hours. Sometimes two visits are necessary – during the first one, the canals are cleaned and disinfected, while during the second one, they are finally filled and the tooth is restored.
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