Endodontics Microsurgery

ENDODONTIC MICROSURGERY

In some situations, conventional root canal treatment or retreatment alone may not fully resolve infection around the root tip.

Endodontic microsurgery is a specialized procedure designed to access and treat infection directly at the root end using microsurgical techniques and enhanced magnification.

At Dental Creation Chiang Mai, microsurgical procedures are approached conservatively with careful diagnosis, detailed planning, and modern precision-based techniques.

When Microsurgery
May Be Recommended

Microsurgery may be considered when:

  • Persistent infection remains after root canal treatment

  • Retreatment alone is not feasible

  • Anatomical limitations prevent conventional treatment

  • Root-end pathology persists

  • Existing restorations are difficult to remove

Each case requires careful evaluation to determine suitability.

Benefits of Microsurgical Techniques

Endo Microsurgery
Endo Microsurgery

Greater procedural precision

Smaller surgical access

Improved visualization

Conservative tissue management

More predictable healing

Recovery and Healing

Recovery varies depending on case complexity and individual healing response.

Patients may experience:

  • Mild swelling

  • Temporary discomfort

  • Tenderness around the surgical site

Post-operative instructions and follow-up care are important for proper healing.

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Related Endodontic Treatments

Two dental professionals, both wearing face masks and gloves, working on a patient in a dental office. One is using a dental instrument, the other is holding a suction device. There is a dental microscope overhead and a monitor displaying a close-up of an eye in the background.
Dentist using a microscope to examine a patient’s mouth in a dental clinic.
A comparative illustration of a tooth infection before and after treatment. The left side shows a decayed tooth with an infected root and abscess; the right side shows the same tooth after cleaning and treatment with no infection.

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