Root Treatment

The purpose of a root canal is to save a tooth or the root of a tooth and restore its structure. In many situations, this is the treatment that relieves: toothache, darkening of the teeth, pain when chewing, bad taste in the mouth due to infection, a fistula (a ball on the gums).

In our vision, root canals should be efficient, predictable and ideally single session.

Improved procedures with precision microscope

All endodontic procedures (root canal treatments) are performed under magnification, using dental microscopes. This ensures superior precision and handling of more difficult cases, such as broken instruments or root perforations.

The goal of a root canal is to eliminate infection, sterilize and seal the endodontic system (space within the tooth and root). This treatment is done under the microscope by an endo specialist.