Endodontics
The key to preserving teeth that make your smile so special.
Root canal treatment is an endodontic procedure used to treat a damaged dental nerve.
Dental nerve damage can result from a deep cavity reaching the nerve, tooth trauma, or inflammation of the dental nerve.
Once the tooth is isolated with a cofferdam, the dental nerve is removed to reduce discomfort and prevent infection.
The root canal is carefully cleaned and filled with biocompatible material to ensure the tooth’s stability and integrity.
Advantages
Our priority is to preserve your tooth and prevent the spread of inflammation or infection to other parts of your body.
Sophisticated methods of microscopy and machine endodontics enable us to treat your tooth with utmost precision and quality, ensuring the best possible endodontic treatment.
- High precision work
- Preventing the spread of infection
- Conservation of your tooth
The treatment
Root canal provides the option of conserving your tooth, avoiding the necessity for its removal.
What to expect
Out expert Confident team strives to conserve the functionality of your tooth, achieving its aesthetic reconstruction in accordance to the highest industry standards.
- 1 Initial examination and diagnostics
- 2 Endodontic treatment
- 3 Functional and aesthetic rehabilitation of the tooth
Your comfort comes first
Our main goal is that your every visit to Confident clinic turns out a satisfactory experience, which is why we do our best to make you feel welcome and relaxed the moment you enter our premises. We will always take time to explain any procedure and answer all your questions. We are believe that understanding what to expect helps you feel confident in your decisions and trust our expertise.
Most frequent questions
It is important to us that you know everything
Will it hurt?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring a pain-free experience.
How long does the treatment last?
Root canal treatment requires one or more visits to the dentist, depending on the cause of the damage to the dental nerve, as well as the individual characteristics of the dental canal system.
How does the lost part of the crown recover?
After treatment, the tooth becomes brittle and prone to breaking. Reinforcing it with a post and replacing the crown with a ceramic restoration is recommended.