Root canal retreatment of tooth 6-8 (molar)

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Effective reendo therapy for large teeth under the microscope

Molars (marked as 6, 7, 8) have the most root canals, and their structure can be very diverse and complicated. Root canal retreatment, or reendo, is a procedure that requires great precision, experience and modern equipment – especially a surgical microscope. At Stomo Clinic, we perform such procedures routinely, with very good clinical results.

Phone: 71 880 90 50

 

Description

When is root canal treatment necessary?

  • Toothache despite previous treatment
  • Appearance of periapical lesions (visible on X-ray)
  • Improper or incomplete filling of the ducts
  • Loss of filling tightness
  • Tool fracture in the canal or perforation

 

What does re-treatment look like?

  1. Diagnostics – we take an X-ray or CBCT scan to accurately assess the condition of the canals.
  2. Preparation under a microscope – we remove the old filling, clean and disinfect the canals.
  3. Filling – we use the latest techniques and biocompatible materials to achieve tightness and durability.
  4. Reconstruction – most often with the use of an inlay and a prosthetic crown to protect the tooth for years.

 

Why choose Stomo Clinic?

  • We work only under microscopic magnification
  • We have experience in the most difficult cases
  • We use CBCT tomography and modern endodontic tools
  • The treatment is carried out by specialists in the field of microscopic endodontics

You don’t have to remove the tooth right away!
In many cases, the molar can be successfully saved – even if previous treatment has failed.