Complex Root Canal Kagithane

At Esnan Dental Clinics, microscope-assisted root canal treatment is performed to remove infected or inflamed tissue from inside a single tooth, relieve dental pain, control infection, and preserve the natural tooth whenever clinically possible. Treatment may be recommended for: • Persistent toothache or sensitivity• Deep decay reaching the dental pulp • Infection or abscess • Cracked or traumatised teeth • Inflammation around the root • Teeth requiring endodontic treatment before restoration Each case begins with a clinical examination and digital X-ray assessment. When required, 3D CBCT imaging may be used to evaluate complex root anatomy, additional canals, previous treatment, or infection around the tooth. Treatment is generally performed under local anaesthesia and includes: • Isolation of the tooth• Microscope-assisted examination • Removal of infected or inflamed pulp tissue • Cleaning, disinfecting, and shaping the root canals • Filling and sealing the canal system • Temporary or permanent restoration, depending on the treatment plan The dental operating microscope provides enhanced magnification and illumination, helping the dentist identify fine anatomical details and manage narrow or complex root canals with greater precision. Treatment is carried out by Esnan’s experienced endodontic team using modern rotary instruments, digital imaging, irrigation protocols, and magnification-assisted techniques. Following root canal treatment, the tooth may require a filling, onlay, or dental crown to protect its remaining structure. The final treatment method, number of appointments, duration, and cost depend on the type of tooth, root canal anatomy, infection level, and whether previous root canal treatment has been performed.