Description
What does apicoectomy involve?
The procedure is performed by an oral surgeon under local anesthesia. After exposing the bone and root apex, the infected tissue and the root apex itself are removed. The area is then thoroughly cleaned and filled with a protective material. The procedure concludes with suturing and the initiation of the healing process.
In our clinic, the procedure is performed using a surgical microscope, which allows for exceptional precision and minimal intervention in healthy tissues.
When is an apicoectomy performed?
- Recurrent inflammatory changes after root canal treatment
- Periapical lesions not visible on X-ray images
- Atypical root anatomy hindering re-root canal treatment
- Broken instruments in the canal that cannot be removed
- Perforations in the root apex area
Benefits of the procedure
- Allows for the preservation of your natural tooth
- Short recovery time
- Minimally invasive procedure compared to extraction
High effectiveness with microscope use - An alternative to tooth extraction and costly implant restoration
Apicoectomy at Stomo Clinic
At Stomo Clinic, we place great emphasis on precision and treatment effectiveness. Apicoectomies are performed in comfortable conditions, utilizing modern equipment such as endodontic microscopes, microsurgical instruments, and digital treatment planning (CBCT).
- Treatment conducted by experienced surgeons
- Procedure under local anesthesia – pain-free
- 0% installment payment option
