Saving a multi-rooted tooth by removing only the diseased root.
Hemisection is a technique used on multi-rooted teeth (usually lower molars) where only the affected root is removed while the healthy half is kept. This avoids full extraction when only one root is problematic. Ideal for patients who want to keep their own tooth instead of going to an implant.
Piezo-surgery for precise root separation without damaging the remaining structure. Endodontic equipment (apex locator, rotary files) for precise treatment of the healthy root.
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