Microscopic RCT

If applicable, the procedure can be performed under a microscope with rubber dam isolation, and cone-beam CT can be used for assessment if necessary. Usually, access to the cavity is established through the crown or root canal, and after locating the root canal, mechanical and chemical cleaning, shaping, and irrigation are performed to remove infected tissue and biofilm. Subsequently, the root canal is filled with optional materials and tightly sealed, and the occlusion is temporarily or permanently restored. Postoperative pain, occlusion, height, and imaging changes are evaluated, with the goal of controlling infection and preserving the function of the natural tooth. The above is general health information and not medical advice; the specific treatment plan should be based on specialist evaluation and the hospital's protocol.