Precision is the key for a successful root canal treatment. Learn more about microscope-assisted endodontics and why we recommend it over your regular RCT.
Perfection is in the finer details
Root canals are very small and are often missed by a human naked eye. They are small but very important anatomical structures which can determine the success or failure of a root canal treatment. Only with the help of a dental microscope one can identify, clean, and fill them to perfection.
One of the most common reasons for root canal failure is missing these minute, anatomical details. Human eye has certain limitations and only with the help of a surgical microscope can a clinician overcome these limitations,
“If you can't see it, you can't treat it”
Apart from visualizing and treating the root canals, surgical microscope has wide range of other uses in endodontics. To mention a few:
- Conservative access preparation
- Retreatment of failed root canal treatment
- Removal of broken instruments from the canals
- Removal of dental post, etc.
Microscope-assisted root canal treatments have a predictable and long-term success.
