77IMPLANT DENTAL CLINIC
It can be considered as a last resort to save the tooth.
When root canal treatment fails to alleviate root canal inflammation or the nerve canal is blocked, preventing proper root canal treatment, a root canal resection is performed by making an incision in the gums, removing the inflamed area, and then performing root canal resection.
When the root canal is inflamed and pus is draining from the gums despite root canal treatment.
When standard root canal treatment doesn't improve.
When the root of a tooth that previously received a prosthesis is damaged.
When the tooth's nerve is blocked and treatment is impossible.
When a previous treatment leaves a root canal, making root canal treatment difficult.
Approach the tooth root toward the gums to remove inflamed tissue at the root tip.
Check for cysts, abscesses, or granulomas at the root tip.
After removing the inflamed tissue, the infected root tip is removed.
The root tip is filled with a special material and then finished.