Conventional Root Canal: One of the common remedial dental procedures, it begins with removing the infected pulp, cleaning the canals, and finally sealing them to inhibit further reinfection.
Endodontic Retreatment: In some instances, a previously treated tooth may develop new issues or show signs of reinfection. Our skilled dentists are proficient in performing endodontic retreatment, which involves reopening the tooth, removing the existing filling material, and re-treating the canals to address the problem effectively.
Apicoectomy: A dentist recommends apicoectomy whenever the conventional root canal treatment appears ineffective for the patient’s dental health. Apicoectomy consists of removing the infected tip of the tooth followed by sealing for faster healing.
Root Canal with Dental Restoration: In cases where the tooth structure is severely damaged, a root canal procedure may be performed with a dental restoration, such as a dental crown or bridge. This recovers the strength and effectiveness of the treated tooth.