Microscopic endodontics represents a modern approach to root canal treatment that has developed dynamically in recent years. The standard in this field is working under magnification – using either high-magnification loupes or an operating microscope.
To achieve treatment quality that meets the demands of 21st-century dentistry, it is essential to have a precise understanding of the tooth’s internal anatomy. The diameter of root canals is measured in tenths of a millimeter, and it is not possible to reliably identify all structures with the naked eye. Without adequate magnification, some canals or parts of them could remain untreated.
For a successful prognosis, it is crucial to locate, clean, and seal all root canals. If untreated or necrotic tissue remains inside the tooth, it may lead to bacterial infection and the development of inflammation at the root tip.
The use of magnification technology allows us to work with maximum precision, detect even the finest details, and significantly increase the long-term success rate of treatment. Microscopic endodontics therefore represents a gentle, precise, and highly effective way to preserve the natural tooth.
