Laser microscopic root canal treatment at Naturadent = Maximum precision and efficiency
Tooth fracture, root resorption, painful inflammation of the dental pulp? If the dental panoramic X-ray indicates bacterial infection of the tooth pulp or inflammation of the tooth root, root canal treatment is necessary.
Many are afraid of treatment, as they fear it will involve unbearable pain and only bring short-term results. Unlike traditional treatments, our service with the top-quality Biolase dental laser and our state-of-the-art microscope with 31x magnification offers you a faster and more permanent solution. Plus, with you will feel nothing after a gentle and precise local anaesthetic.
Are you sure you need this treatment?
Many people put off dental check-ups even in the case of tooth root inflammation because they hope that their symptoms are only temporary and that a painkiller will solve the problem. It is important to know that The painkillers and anti-inflammatory mouthwashes do not eliminate the inflammation in the tooth. They only alleviate the symptoms, temporarily. Following our comprehensive assessment, 100% can determine with certainty the type of treatment you need to get your teeth in the best possible condition.
If you would like to find out whether laser microscopic root canal treatment could be the ideal treatment for you, please answer the questions below:
- Do you feel pain when consuming cold or hot foods and drinks?
- Do you experience pain when biting or chewing?
- Do you feel your teeth are loose?
- Are your gums/teeth swollen around the affected tooth or do you experience a painful, throbbing sensation?
- Is pus draining from the affected tooth?
- Do you feel your teeth are discoloured or greyed?
If you answered yes to one or more of our questions, you need to have your tooth treated as soon as possible! Please contact our experts as soon as possible to restore the natural health and beauty of your teeth!
The secret to the outstanding success rate lies in the laser microscope root canal treatment process. The inside of teeth, and the root canal, are very difficult to see with the human eye or a magnifying glass. Our innovative dental microscope resolves this, allowing us to perform the parts of the 5-step, laser-assisted root canal treatment that require extreme precision, with up to 31x magnification.
1. The treatment is a comprehensive dental X-rays We will begin by taking an X-ray to accurately determine the extent of decay or inflammation in the tooth.
2. If laser microscopic root canal treatment is needed, we use a local anaesthetic. This is necessary so that our dentists can painlessly open the tooth to access the root canals (using a laser).
3. With the first-class Biolase dental laser we remove the damaged tooth surface (without damaging the healthy parts of the fog).
4. A special end is placed on the laser head, which is used to scan the entire root canal surface we kill bacteria. We disinfect the tooth, and remove painful, infected plaque and the bacteria that cause inflammation from inside the tooth.
5. A medicated temporary seal is placed in the cleaned drain in order for inflammation to be completely eliminated before the permanent root filling is placed in the tooth. (Thanks to the beneficial effect of the laser used during root canal treatment, a sterile surface is created in the tooth cavity. This allows for more stable fixation of the permanent filling and prevents the development of future problems.)
+1 If there is not enough healthy tooth material left to fill, a dental crown is placed on the root canal tooth (to save the tooth).
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Precise root canal exploration
