Surgical endodontic treatment

​Microsurgical Precision

​The fundamental goal of all endodontic surgery is to remove the disease and prevent its recurrence. While conservative methods are prioritized, surgery serves as a valuable adjunct when a complete seal of the root canal system cannot be achieved through traditional treatment.

Tooth Preservation

​​Surgical intervention provides a precise method to save the natural tooth and avoid extraction. This approach is highly personalized, considering specific anatomy to ensure the best long-term outcome. Advanced treatment is indicated in the following clinical scenarios:

• ​Persistent Infection: Cases where the initial root canal treatment does not fully resolve the infection.

• ​Unsuccessful Retreatment: Instances where a second attempt at traditional therapy has been completed, but the area around the root tip has not healed.

• ​Complex Internal Anatomy: Situations where unique root shapes or existing restorative work prevent thorough cleaning from the top.