Endodontics
We provide high-quality custom retainers designed to preserve and stabilize the results of your orthodontic treatment. Retainers are essential for preventing unwanted tooth movement and minimizing the risk of relapse, ensuring your smile remains perfectly aligned.
Our expert orthodontists in Dubai will carefully fit your retainers and provide personalized guidance on how to wear them correctly. Trust our orthodontic retainers service to help you maintain a healthy, beautiful smile long after your treatment ends. Contact us today to learn more about retainers in Dubai and keep your smile lasting a lifetime.
Best Root Canal Treatment In Dubai
We offer professional root canal treatment to effectively relieve toothache and protect your oral health by removing injured or diseased pulp from inside the tooth. Our skilled dentists carefully access the affected tooth pulp, removing the damaged tissue to eliminate infection and prevent further bacterial damage. The internal area of the tooth is thoroughly disinfected and cleaned before being sealed with a high-quality dental filling or crown to restore strength and function. Trust our expert root canal treatment service to save your natural tooth and maintain your dental health. Contact us to schedule your root canal treatment and experience compassionate, precise care.
Book Your Endodontic Pain Relief Consultation
Don’t let tooth pain compromise your health. Take immediate action to feel confident and pain-free by saving your natural tooth with expert Endodontics in Dubai. Our specialized team uses advanced techniques to treat root canal infections, ensuring a comfortable and effective procedure.
Schedule your consultation now and discover how our customized, high-quality treatment can relieve your pain, eliminate infection, and restore the health and function of your tooth.
Relief from pain and a healthy smile are just a few steps away.
Apicoectomy
We provide expert apicoectomy (root-end resection) services as an advanced surgical treatment to address persistent root infections. During the procedure, a small incision is made in the gum tissue near the affected root apex, allowing direct access to remove inflamed or infected tissue around the root tip. A tiny filling is then placed at the end of the root canal to seal it and prevent further infection. Finally, sutures are carefully applied to ensure proper healing of the gum tissue. Our skilled dental specialists in Dubai offer apicoectomy treatment to save your tooth and restore your oral health. Contact us to learn more about this precise and effective root-end surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
I Am Very Concerned About Having X-Rays Taken. Should I Be?
The short answer is no, there is nothing to be worried about. The minute amount of x-ray radiation any patient is exposed to is negligible and safe within the limits. X-rays are a vital part of the dental process and are essential for the dentist to reach the correct diagnosis and confirm that the treatment is complete.
Should I Be Worried About Further Infection?
Provided the treatment is carried out by experienced general dentists, to a high standard, there is no reason why you should be a concern further. We maintain a clean and hygienic environment to protect against cross-infection.
What Happens After The Root Canal Treatment Is Completed?
After the completion of your treatment, you need to return for a follow-up a few weeks later. It is generally recommended that the root canal treated tooth be restored or crowned depending on the case to prevent it from further fracture. This would typically be carried out by our restorative dentist. We will contact you to discuss a restorative dental appointment within a few weeks after completion of your root canal treatment. Our restorative dentist will determine which type of restoration is needed to protect your tooth. Endodontic patients rarely experience complications following routine endodontic treatment. We are always available to help if a problem arises.
What Is Endodontic Treatment?
Endodontic treatment, also known as a root canal treatment, is a dental procedure that involves removing infected or damaged tissue from the inside of a tooth and filling the space with a special material to prevent further infection and restore the tooth’s function.
When Is Endodontic Treatment Necessary?
Endodontic treatment is necessary when the pulp (the soft tissue inside the tooth that contains nerves and blood vessels) becomes infected or inflamed due to deep decay, a cracked or broken tooth, or repeated dental procedures on the same tooth.
Does The Endodontic Treatment Hurt?
Endodontic treatment is usually performed under local anesthesia, which numbs the affected area and prevents pain. Patients may experience some discomfort after the procedure, but this can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication and will usually subside within a few days.
How Long Does Endodontic Treatment Take?
The length of endodontic treatment varies depending on the complexity of the case, the number of canals involved, and the patient’s individual anatomy.
Can Endodontic Treatment Save My Tooth?
Endodontic treatment is designed to save a tooth that would otherwise need to be extracted due to infection or damage. With proper care, most teeth that have undergone endodontic treatment can last for years.
What Happens After Endodontic Treatment?
After endodontic treatment, your dentist will place a temporary filling or crown to protect the tooth until a permanent restoration can be placed. You might experience some mild discomfort or sensitivity for a few days after the procedure, but this should subside quickly.
How Can I Prevent The Need For Endodontic Treatment?
Maintaining good oral hygiene habits such as brushing and flossing regularly, avoiding hard or sticky foods, wearing a mouthguard during sports, and visiting your dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings can help prevent tooth decay and damage that can lead to the need for endodontic treatment.
What Are The Alternatives To Endodontic Treatment?
The only alternative to endodontic treatment is to extract the affected tooth. However, extracting a tooth can lead to other dental problems and may require additional treatments such as dental implants or bridges to replace the missing tooth.