What is this?

Endodontics save your teeth from unnecessary and premature extraction, and ensure you don’t end up experiencing pain. This type of dentistry deals with the treatment of root canals. Literally translated, the term means “intradental”. In other words, our endodontist will “take over” your damaged tooth from the inside to help save it.

What does it help with?

  • Granuloma or dental abscesses. This severe inflammation of the bone tissue around the root of the tooth can be extremely painful and dangerous for the entire body. It is most often the result of untreated pulpitis or poorly performed previous endodontic treatment.
  • Pulpitis or inflammation of the dental nerve. Pulpitis appears due to late treatment of cavities and is unpleasant and painful.
  • Deeply damaged or broken teeth that lead to inflammation in the root tissues.

How does it work?

The most popular layman’s term for endodontics is “nerve killing”. In modern dentistry, it is required to be done under a microscope – only strong magnification can guarantee accurate and successful treatment.

Another important condition is the isolation of the damaged tooth with a special “shield”, known in dentistry as a rubber dam. It protects the penetration area against new bacteria entering through the saliva, and helps the endodontist with their work. But before that happens, the endodontist must see an X-ray of the damaged tooth.

After carefully cleaning the inflamed tissue, he fills the space and seals the tooth, which completely restores its normal functioning. All we have to do is complete it, add a crown and it will be like new.
The best part is that all these activities can be done at Mutafchiyska Dent.

By choosing us, it won’t be necessary to go around different dental practices, specialists and clinics. Everything is already here at Mutafchiyska Dent!

Who is it suitable for?

Endodontic treatment may be required at any age. That is why it is important to undergo regular check-ups, especially if you are in pain or have damaged teeth. You are welcome to schedule a consultation with us!