What is an Endodontist?

This refers to treating the nerves (dental pulp) inside your teeth.

This is a process that consists of removing the dental pulp inside your tooth, disinfecting the root canals and finally filling them in with a special material.

A wide range of symptoms may appear, depending on how severely affected the nerve is.

It is carried out under local anaesthesia.

Endodontic treatment is a complex, detailed process, which in most cases can be completed in a single session (lasting between 1 – 2 hours depending on the difficulty).

Once the treatment is complete, the tooth is covered with a temporary filling, which will be replaced with a permanent filling or crown depending on the level of destruction.

The alternative is to extract the tooth

When is a root canal needed? This treatment is necessary when the nerve of the tooth is irreversibly affected by caries, trauma or wear, etc.