Diagnosing the problem
Pain, infections, fractures and lesions are assessed to determine whether the tooth can be saved or surgery is needed.

Root canals and minor oral surgery
Root canal treatment, extractions and outpatient oral surgery with clear diagnosis, planned steps and attention to symptom control.

Clinical approach
Pain, infections, fractures and lesions are assessed to determine whether the tooth can be saved or surgery is needed.
When appropriate, endodontic treatment aims to preserve the tooth by treating its infected or inflamed internal space and preparing for the subsequent restoration.
Extractions and minor procedures are planned with an explanation of timing, preparation, postoperative instructions and follow-up visits.
Indications
Frequently asked questions
No. Pain can have different causes. Diagnosis determines whether root canal treatment, a restoration or another treatment is needed.
Yes. Postoperative advice and follow-up depend on the procedure and the clinical situation.
Usually, yes. It is important to protect the tooth with an appropriate restoration after root canal treatment.
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