Description
When is root canal treatment of a molar necessary?
- Severe toothache (acute or chronic)
- Pulp necrosis or inflammation of the tissues inside the tooth
- Deep carious cavities
- Enamel cracks or mechanical injuries
- Preparation for prosthetic reconstruction (e.g. crowns)
How does root canal treatment of tooth 6–8 work?
- Diagnostic imaging – we take an X-ray or CBCT scan to accurately assess the condition of the canals.
- Local anesthesia – the procedure is completely painless.
- Preparation of canals under a microscope – thorough removal of the infected pulp and cleaning of the canals.
- Filling the canals – we use tight and durable biocompatible materials.
- Tooth reconstruction – most often with a crown-root inlay and a prosthetic crown.
Why treatment under the microscope?
It allows you to find all channels – even those invisible to the naked eye – and work them out in detail. This significantly increases the effectiveness of treatment and reduces the risk of complications.
Root canal treatment of molars at Stomo Clinic:
- High efficiency thanks to magnification operation
- Experienced endodontists
- Latest equipment (surgical microscopes, CBCT tomography)
- Comfortable and painless treatment
Do you have a problem with a molar?
Do not hesitate – consult our endodontist. Root canal treatment of tooth 6-8 can save your tooth and avoid extraction.
