While legally within the scope of general dentistry, most general practitioners do not perform apicoectomies. This precise root-end resection is a microsurgical procedure that requires advanced training, micro-surgical instrumentation, retrograde filling materials, and high-power dental operating microscopes which are standard inside our specialized departments.
Yes. Our consulting endodontists closely monitor the shade modification inside the empty pulp chamber over a period of 2 to 3 days. The safe, medical-grade whitening agent modifies the tooth shade from within, ensuring it matches the color, transparency, and hue of your surrounding natural teeth perfectly.
A successful, microscope-guided specialist treatment eliminates the risk of early root canal failures. If a root canal is performed poorly, it leads to extraction later. Replacing a missing tooth with a surgical dental implant or an artificial multi-unit bridge is far more expensive than preserving your original natural tooth root with an expert procedure the first time.