• Initial Examination:

The initial examination includes evaluating the condition of the teeth and gums and determining if microscopic root canal treatment is the appropriate option. A comprehensive dental examination, including X-rays, is also conducted to assess the size and shape of the tooth roots and ensure there are no other issues.

• Case Diagnosis:

After the initial examination, the dentist will diagnose the condition of the teeth, determine the extent of root and nerve damage, and assess the need for microscopic root canal treatment.

• Treatment Explanation and Cost:

The dentist will explain the procedures involved in microscopic root canal treatment and the expected cost. Available options, potential risks, and expectations regarding the results will be discussed.

• Tooth Preparation:

The affected teeth will be thoroughly cleaned and prepared before the treatment begins. This may involve removing decay and preparing the teeth for treatment.

• Microscopic Root Canal Treatment:

Microscopic root canal treatment is performed using surgical microscope technology to expand and clean the root canals and remove inflamed or dead tissue. Precise instruments and a microscope are used to ensure the complete removal of infection and contamination.

• Follow-up and Post-Treatment Care:

After undergoing microscopic root canal treatment, it is important to follow the dentist's instructions regarding home care and regular follow-up visits. There may be a need for frequent visits to the dentist to ensure proper recovery of the teeth.