18 May How does root canal treatment work?
Root canal treatment is a common dental procedure used to treat a variety of problems in the mouth. It involves the removal of infected or damaged tissue from the root canal of a tooth. The main stages of endodontic treatment include cleaning and shaping the root canal, filling the canal and sealing the tooth.
Key stages of endodontic treatment
The first stage of endodontic treatment is the cleaning and shaping the root canal. During this stage, the dentist uses specialised instruments to remove any infected or damaged tissue from the root canal. The dentist then fills the root canal with a filling material. In most cases root canal treatment requires only two office visits. Before its implementation, however, an X-ray of the teeth is necessary to assess the condition of the canals and the degree of pulp infection.
What is root canal treatment under the microscope?
In the "Klinika Uśmiechu" in Lodz we perform root canal treatment under the microscope. It is a modern method that allows thoroughly inspect, clean and fill root canals. Precision is important in this case, as it is one of the most complex dental procedures. All of this influences the quality of treatment and reduces the time of the procedure.
Root canal treatment can be painless
Root canal treatment is painless if performed correctly by an experienced dentist. Before starting the procedure, the dentist uses an anaesthetic that is properly selected for the patient. He or she also uses special tools and techniques to make the treatment painless.nsure that the patient is as comfortable as possible during the procedure. Modern technology, such as root canal treatment under the microscope, also comes to the rescue.
