Apical resection on teeth with multiple roots.
On molars and other multi-rooted teeth, when inflammation persists at one or more root tips after root canal therapy, surgical resection is performed - each problematic root is accessed and pathological tissue is removed locally. Technically more demanding than single-rooted resection, but with the right indication it delivers excellent results.
Piezo-surgery (Mectron) for precise cuts near sinus and nerve. MTA materials for retrograde filling. Microscopic precision where needed.
Surgical removal of jaw cysts while preserving surrounding teeth.
Read moreSurgical removal of the root tip and surrounding inflammation.
Read moreSaving a multi-rooted tooth by removing only the diseased root.
Read moreAesthetic or functional gum-line correction.
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