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Dental root canal treatment
Dental root canal treatment (endodontic treatment) - a procedure that treats the inside of an infected or damaged tooth (root canals). The aim is to preserve the natural tooth by removing the infection, disinfecting the canals and filling them with a special material.
Canal treatment avoids the need to straighten the tooth and restores its functionality and aesthetics.


What is endodontics and when is it needed?
Endodontic treatment is the treatment of root canals, and endodontics is a specific field of dentistry. Such treatment is necessary when micro-organisms and their toxins enter the root canals and infect the tooth nerve and the tooth pulp, called the pulp. Inflammation of the pulp is called pulpitis. It is true that other factors or traumas can also cause pathological processes in the pulp, such as: caries that has been left untreated for a long time and has reached the deeper tissues of the tooth; a tooth that has been subjected to many dental procedures or large fillings; teeth that are constantly traumatised by gnashing or forceful biting; or a tooth that has been traumatised, which has disrupted the lymphatic and circulatory function of the nerve.
Root canals need to be treated because, if left untreated, microorganisms in the pulp penetrate above the apex of the root and cause inflammation in the surrounding tissues, which can lead to periodontitis, bone melting around the root, intense swelling, decay and other complications.
However, there are still patients who delay when they feel pain and think it will go away on its own. However, the inflammation in the root canals does not go away, but only progresses and the pain increases, so it's not worth suffering and waiting.
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Dental root canal treatment
First, an X-ray is taken so that the doctor can assess the condition and the level of damage as accurately as possible and make the best treatment plan.

Benefits and safety of endodontics
Endodontic treatment is very important to preserve the vitality of the tooth and to prevent the spread of infection to the surrounding tissues.
Endodontic treatment allows you to prolong the longevity of your tooth. In some cases, if the root canal treatment is not carried out in time, the tooth will be permanently damaged and will then have to be extracted. Once the tooth has been extracted, the space must not be left empty, as the jawbone is lost, the adjacent teeth are knocked out of alignment, the gums are deformed, the chewing function is impaired, etc. This is why implants are necessary, which will require a considerable amount of time and investment.
Root canal treatment by professionals is a completely safe procedure. Our team uses advanced tools and equipment to detect even the smallest root canal abnormalities and to help patients in both minor and complex cases.
Frequently asked questions about endodontics
Certain symptoms alert you that root canal treatment is probably needed. These often include tooth pain (which may be intermittent, throbbing, extremely sharp), sensitivity to cold, hot, sweet drinks and foods; attacks of tooth pain that gradually become more prolonged. Bad breath, swelling, enlarged lymph nodes may occur.