Surgical removal of the root tip and surrounding inflammation.
Apicoectomy is a surgical procedure that removes the tip of a tooth root along with inflammatory tissue (granuloma or cyst). It is indicated when classic root canal treatment has not delivered a lasting result - due to complex canal anatomy, a fractured instrument or an infection that does not respond to therapy.
Piezo-surgery for precise resection, MTA (Mineral Trioxide Aggregate) for retrograde filling - biocompatible with excellent long-term success.
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Read moreSurgical removal of jaw cysts while preserving surrounding teeth.
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Read moreAesthetic or functional gum-line correction.
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