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Endodontics

Endodontics: Preservation and Repair of Damaged Teeth

In cases of damaged or infected pulp tissue, a controlled treatment process is applied through direct intervention.

Direct endodontic treatment aims to clean the infected or damaged tissue and preserve the function of the tooth by providing direct access to the pulp tissue. This approach focuses on preserving the natural structure of the tooth as much as possible and making the treatment process predictable.

Direct Intervention The procedure begins by gaining access to the pulp tissue.
Infection Control Damaged and infected tissues are removed.
Tooth function is preserved. The tooth's natural chewing and aesthetic functions are preserved.
Controlled Monitoring The recovery process after treatment is monitored regularly.

During the clinical process, the condition of the tooth, pulp vitality, and infection level are evaluated together. In accordance with current scientific protocols, treatment steps are applied in a controlled manner, and the healing of the tooth after the procedure is monitored with regular follow-ups.

Direct endodontic treatment is planned taking into account the condition of the tooth's pulp and the level of infection. The procedure is determined individually for each patient.

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Endodontics

What is Endodontics?

What is Endodontics?

Specialized treatment and protection processes for dental pulp and root canals.

Endodontics is a specialized field of dentistry that deals with the pulp tissue and root canals of the tooth. Root canal treatments, vital pulp applications, and regenerative techniques preserve the vitality of the tooth. Its aim is to maintain the tooth's function, prevent infections, and ensure a healthy oral structure in the long term.

Endodontic procedures are planned to preserve the vitality and function of the tooth and are carried out individually for each patient.

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Who is Endodontics a Suitable For?

Endodontic treatments can be planned for anyone with dental pulp and root canal problems.

Endodontics is applied to patients whose tooth pulp tissue has been damaged due to infection, decay, or trauma. Conditions such as toothache, sensitivity, and root apex abscesses may require endodontic intervention. The treatment is planned for all age groups, taking into account the tooth structure and clinical findings.

Endodontic treatment is applied individually to protect the pulp tissue and maintain tooth function.

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Who is Endodontics Suitable For?

Endodontic Treatments

Endodontics is the branch of dentistry that aims to preserve natural teeth by treating infections and damage to the pulp and root canals inside the tooth.

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Endodontics is the branch of dentistry concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the pulp tissue inside the tooth and the root canals surrounding it. It is applied in cases such as infection and inflammation in the pulp tissue, and these treatments are generally known as "root canal treatment".

Endodontic treatment is necessary to protect the pulp tissue or clean infected tissue in cases such as severe toothache, hot-cold sensitivity, deep cavities, trauma, or pulp inflammation.

Endodontic procedures are generally performed under local anesthesia; therefore, no pain is felt during the procedure. Mild sensitivity may occur after treatment, but most patients can tolerate this discomfort.

Simple endodontic treatments usually take between 30 and 60 minutes and can be completed in a single session. Depending on the condition of the tooth and the extent of the infection, sometimes more than one visit may be necessary.

Endodontic treatment removes infected or damaged pulp tissue, preventing tooth extraction and preserving the tooth's normal function. This is important for maintaining oral health and chewing function.