Root End Surgery Tirana

Root End Surgery, also known as Apicoectomy, is a minor oral surgical procedure used to treat persistent infection or inflammation around the tip of a tooth root when conventional root canal treatment has not successfully resolved the problem. During the procedure, the dentist or oral surgeon makes a small opening in the gum to access the area around the root tip. The infected tissue and a small portion of the root tip are carefully removed, and the end of the root canal is sealed to help prevent further infection. The gum is then repositioned and allowed to heal. Treatment Duration: Approximately 30–60 minutes per tooth, depending on the complexity of the case. Anaesthesia: Local anaesthesia, with sedation available when appropriate. Recovery: Mild swelling, discomfort or sensitivity may occur following the procedure and usually improve over several days. Patients are advised to follow the dentist's instructions regarding oral hygiene, medication, diet and physical activity during the healing period. Root End Surgery can help treat persistent infection around the root of a tooth and may allow the natural tooth to be preserved when conventional root canal treatment alone is not sufficient.

Missing teeth can affect chewing, speech and the appearance of the smile, while also allowing the surrounding teeth and jawbone to change over time. Dental Implants provide a long-term solution for replacing one or more missing teeth and restoring both function and aesthetics. Dental Implant treatment involves placing a small titanium or biocompatible implant into the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root. After the implant has healed and integrated with the surrounding bone, an abutment and customised dental crown are attached to complete the restoration. The treatment is carefully planned according to the patient's bone volume, oral health and individual needs. Before implant placement, the dentist carries out a detailed assessment, which may include a Dental CT/CBCT scan, to evaluate the available bone and surrounding structures. If there is insufficient bone, additional procedures such as bone grafting may be recommended before or during implant treatment. Treatment Duration: Approximately 1–2 hours for implant placement. The complete treatment may take several months to allow the implant to heal before the final restoration is placed. Anaesthesia: Local anaesthesia, with sedation available when appropriate. Recovery: Mild discomfort, swelling and sensitivity may occur following implant placement and usually improve over several days. Patients are advised to follow the dentist's instructions regarding oral hygiene, diet, medication and physical activity during the healing period. Dental Implants can provide a stable and natural-looking replacement for missing teeth, helping restore chewing function, support the surrounding structures and improve the overall appearance of the smile.

Dental Bonding is a minimally invasive cosmetic dental treatment used to improve the shape, colour and appearance of teeth. It can be suitable for repairing small chips, closing minor gaps, improving uneven tooth edges or enhancing the overall appearance of the smile. During the procedure, the dentist applies a tooth-coloured composite resin directly to the surface of the tooth. The material is carefully matched to the natural shade of the teeth, shaped and sculpted to achieve the desired appearance. The composite is then hardened using a special light and polished to create a smooth, natural-looking finish. Treatment Duration: Approximately 30–60 minutes per tooth, depending on the extent of treatment and the number of teeth being treated. Anaesthesia: Usually not required, although local anaesthesia may be used if necessary. Aftercare: Patients can generally return to their normal activities immediately after treatment. Good oral hygiene and avoiding excessive pressure or habits that may damage the bonding can help maintain the result. Regular dental check-ups are recommended. Dental Bonding can improve the shape and appearance of teeth while preserving most of the natural tooth structure. It offers a conservative approach to creating a more even, balanced and natural-looking smile.