Root canal re-treatment of tooth 4-5 (premolar)

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Precise endodontic therapy using a microscope

Root canal treatment of premolars (fours and fives) is a key stage in saving teeth that have been damaged by caries, injuries or pulp infection. Due to their anatomical structure – usually one or two canals – premolars require great precision in cleaning, preparing and filling the root system.

At Stomo Clinic, root canal treatment of tooth 4-5 is always carried out under a surgical microscope, which allows for maximum accuracy and durability of the effects.

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When is root canal treatment of a premolar performed?

  • In the case of deep caries reaching the pulp
  • In the case of a crown fracture or cracked tooth
  • In the case of pulp necrosis and inflammation of the periapical tissues
  • As preparation for prosthetic treatment (e.g. crowns)

Stages of root canal treatment of teeth 4 and 5:

  1. Diagnostics and X-rays/CBCT accurate assessment of channels and inflammation

  2. Local anesthesia – treatment is completely painless

  3. Tooth insulation with a dental dam – for full sterility

  4. Preparation of canals under a microscope – precise cleaning of the root system

  5. Filling the canals with biocompatible material – usually gutta-percha and sealant

  6. Tooth reconstruction – with a composite or (if necessary) an inlay and a crown

Why is it worth treating a premolar root canal?

  • Keeping your own tooth for many years
  • Inhibition of pain and inflammation
  • Possibility of further prosthetic reconstruction
  • Treatment completely comfortable and safe thanks to anesthesia and microscope

 

At Stomo Clinic, we make sure that each stage of root canal treatment is transparent and comfortable for the patient. We also offer the option of spreading payments into 0% installments, so you can take care of your health without burdening your home budget.

See also: Root canal treatment of a molar 6–8
After treatment, ask about an Onlay/Inlay filling for a permanent effect!

Do you have any questions? Make an appointment for a consultation – our endodontists will be happy to dispel your doubts.