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    Endodontics

    We recognise the importance of preserving natural teeth at the Dentelli dental clinic. Our specialised endodontic services are designed to diagnose and treat dental problems that affect the deepest layers of your teeth, ensuring your continued oral health and comfort.

    Unlocking the secrets of endodontic care

    Endodontics is a branch of dentistry dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, and therapy of pathological processes in the dental pulp and the consequences of those processes on surrounding and distant tissues.

    A closer look at endodontic procedures

    Endodontic procedures, better known as root canal treatments, resolve infections, caries or damage that has reached the dental pulp. Our skilled doctors use their endodontic expertise to carefully remove infected or damaged pulp, clean and disinfect the tooth’s root canals, and seal them to prevent further problems. These procedures are performed with precision and dedication to your comfort.

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    Diving into the depths of endodontics

    Endodontics is a specialized area of ​​dentistry that deals with the treatment of the dental pulp—the innermost part of teeth that contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissues.

    Research in endodontic procedures

    Endodontic procedures, commonly known as root canal treatments, are designed to treat dental pulp problems. A root canal is necessary when the pulp becomes infected, inflamed or damaged due to caries, fracture or trauma. During this procedure, our skilled doctors delicately mechanically and manually remove the affected pulp, clean and disinfect the inside of the tooth and fill it to prevent further infections.

    Beyond saving teeth: restoring your comfort

    Endodontic care is not just about saving teeth – it’s about keeping you comfortable and relieving tooth pain. Toothache, sensitivity and discomfort can significantly affect your quality of life. Our endodontic service aims to eliminate your pain while preserving your natural teeth.

    The art and science of diagnosis

    Our team comprehensively evaluates your oral health before we embark on any endodontic treatment. This includes a combination of visual examinations, digital X-ray imaging and other advanced imaging techniques that allow us to diagnose accurately.

    Creating your personalised treatment plan

    Every smile is unique, and so is every endodontic case. Our endodontists take the time to understand your specific situation, listen to your concerns, and thoroughly analyse diagnostic data.

    The power of advanced imaging

    Advanced imaging technology is at the heart of our diagnostic process. Our state-of-the-art digital X-ray and 3D imaging systems provide a detailed view of your tooth’s internal structure. This means we can pinpoint the exact location of any problem, ensuring precision and accuracy during your treatment.

    Transparency and cooperation

    At Dentelli, we believe in empowering our patients with knowledge. After diagnosing your condition, our doctors will take the time to explain their findings and discuss possible treatment options. We believe in shared decision-making, ensuring you are fully informed and confident about your chosen care pathway.

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    Root canal therapy

    Understanding root canal therapy

    Root canal therapy is a sophisticated dental procedure designed to treat infections, inflammation, or damage to the dental pulp. The dental pulp is the innermost part of your tooth that contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissues. When the pulp becomes compromised due to trauma, infection, or severe tooth decay, it can lead to intense pain and, if left untreated, even tooth loss.

    Precise and painless procedure

    Contrary to misconceptions about “nerve extraction”, the procedure is painless under anaesthesia. Our skilled doctors perform root canal therapy with precision and expertise, ensuring your comfort throughout the process.

    Root canal treatment process

    1. Assessment and anaesthesia: Before starting the procedure, our endodontist will numb the area around the affected tooth to ensure that you feel minimal discomfort. Once you feel comfortable, the process begins.
    2. Access and cleaning: An access point is created to reach the dental pulp. With specialised instruments, our endodontist gently removes the infected or damaged pulp. The interior of the teeth is then thoroughly cleaned and disinfected by manual and mechanical methods.
    3. Filling and sealing: After cleaning, the space is filled with biocompatible materials that seal the space and prevent further infection.
    4. Renewal: In most cases, a tooth that has undergone root canal therapy requires additional protection in the form of a dental crown that strengthens the tooth and restores its function and appearance.

    Preserving your natural smile

    The primary goal of root canal therapy is to try to save your natural tooth, preventing the need for extraction.

    Review of endodontic treatment

    Understanding endodontic retreatment

    Endodontic retreatment is a specialised procedure designed to address problems that may occur after primary root canal treatment.

    When is it necessary to repeat the endodontic treatment?

    Several scenarios may require re-endodontic treatment:

    1. Infection or reinfection: Sometimes, a tooth that has undergone a root canal can become infected again due to new problems or incomplete elimination of bacteria during the initial treatment.
    2. Complications: Problems such as a cracked tooth crown, restoration failure, or missed canals during the initial procedure can lead to complications requiring retreatment.
    3. Persistent symptoms: If you continue to experience pain, tenderness or swelling around a previously treated tooth, this is a sign that the tooth may require additional attention.
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    Price and method of payment

    For information on the cost of endodontic procedures and available payment options to make treatments affordable, see our Price list

    Frequently asked questions about endodontic procedures

    To provide you with the information you need, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions about our endodontic services:

    1. 1. What is endodontics? >
      Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry that treats diseased pulp. The dental pulp is the soft tissue inside the tooth that contains nerve fibres and blood vessels. The progression of caries through the teeth' hard structures causes pulp (pulpitis) inflammation, which requires endodontic treatment.
    2. 2. What is endodontic treatment? >
      Endodontic therapy involves removing the infected pulp from the tooth's root canal. The tooth is then cleaned and disinfected, and the root canals are filled with canal-filling material. The therapy ends with filling.
    3. 3. Is the endodontic procedure painful? >
      Before each endodontic therapy, the patient receives local anaesthesia, and the procedure is painless.
    4. 4. How long does endodontic therapy last? >
      The endodontic treatment procedure usually lasts from one to three visits, depending on the case's complexity. Our experts will inform you how many visits are necessary for your situation.
    5. 5. What does the recovery process look like after endodontic treatment? >
      After endodontic treatment, you may experience mild discomfort or tenderness, which can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers. You can resume normal activities immediately after the procedure.
    6. 6. Are there alternatives to endodontic treatment? >
      In cases where the tooth is severely damaged or infected, endodontic treatment is often the most effective to save the tooth. Alternatives such as dental implants or bridges may include tooth extraction and replacement options.
    7. 7. How successful are endodontic procedures? >
      Endodontic procedures have a high success rate. With proper care and maintenance, a tooth treated with endodontics can last a lifetime.
    8. 8. Can I drive myself home after endodontic treatment? >
      Yes, you can usually drive yourself home after endodontic treatment, as the effects of local anaesthesia wear off relatively quickly.
    9. 9. What should I avoid after endodontic treatment? >
      After endodontic treatment, it is advisable to avoid chewing on the side where the treated tooth is located until the final filling is made. After the end of the treatment, it is only necessary to maintain good oral hygiene and go for check-ups as the dentist recommends.

    If you have additional questions or concerns about endodontic procedures or any other dental services we offer, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Dentelli Clinic. Our expert team is here to provide the information and support you need to make informed decisions about your dental care.

    Please note that these FAQs provide general information. We recommend scheduling a consultation with our experienced dental team at Dentelli Clinic for personalised guidance.

    Why choose Dentelli Clinic?

    At Dentelli, your oral health is our top priority. Our expert dental team is dedicated to providing comprehensive, compassionate care that exceeds your expectations. With our state-of-the-art facility, advanced technology and commitment to patient comfort, you can trust that you are in capable hands when you choose Dentelli Clinic.

    Do not hesitate to contact us to schedule your consultation or learn more about our dental services. We look forward to working with you on your journey to a healthier and happier smile.

    Thank you for considering Dentelli Dental Clinic for your dental care needs. We are here to serve you with excellence and a warm, welcoming approach.

    Contact us for root canal therapy

    We hope you found this information about endodontics valuable and informative. Feel free to contact us if you feel discomfort in your teeth or are referred for endodontic treatment. Your oral health is our priority; we are here to provide you with the exceptional care you deserve.

    To learn more about our endodontic services or to schedule a consultation, feel free to contact us using the following contact information:

    Contact details:

    Dentelli Clinic Address: Josipa Jovića 93, 21000 Split (Google Maps)

    Telephone:+385 91 440 1250

    Email:info@dentelli.hr

    Our friendly team is here to answer your questions, clear your doubts and help you take the first step towards a beautiful, restored smile. Let us partner in your journey to improved oral function, aesthetics and self-confidence. Contact Dentelli Dental Clinic today and experience the difference in our approach to endodontics.

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