Endodontics is the area of dentistry that diagnoses and treats diseases of the pulp, the soft tissue with the nerve inside the tooth, and of the root canals. We carry out endodontic treatment when inflammation or infection reaches the inner tissues of the tooth. Our main task is to remove the source of infection, keep the tooth and avoid extraction.
We treat both first-time inflammation and more difficult cases, where earlier canal treatment did not give the result it should have.
Before treatment the doctor assesses the tooth on the X-ray, explains how complex the case is and what the outlook is. You will know whether the tooth can be saved and exactly how the treatment will go.
We carry out an examination and the necessary X-ray diagnostics, and assess the shape of the root canals, the degree of inflammation and whether the tooth can be saved. This information helps the doctor plan the canal treatment.
We explain how complex the case is, how many visits are needed and what result to expect.
We carefully clean the canals of infection and work precisely, so as not to damage healthy tissue.
We fill the canals with a tight seal, to prevent renewed inflammation.
We check the result and recommend how to restore the tooth afterwards, with a filling or a crown.

In endodontics we treat the canals whenever it makes sense, to avoid extraction and more complex restoration later.
We make decisions on the basis of X-rays and the real clinical situation, not by eye.
We also do retreatment and take on cases with a risk of renewed inflammation.
We numb the tooth fully before we open it and check that you feel nothing before we continue. If the tooth is inflamed and numbs poorly, we add anaesthetic during the treatment.
We check that the canals are filled completely and tightly, to lower the risk of complications.
We explain straight away whether the tooth can be kept in the long term and what will affect the result.