Root Canal Treatment (Microscope)

Microscope-assisted root canal treatment to save a tooth whose nerve has become infected or inflamed, priced here for a three-canal (typically molar) tooth. Using magnification for precision, the dentist cleans, shapes and seals the canal system to relieve pain and preserve the natural tooth. Single- and two-canal teeth are priced lower, with clear add-ons for retreatment or access through a crown.

Root canal (endodontic) treatment removes infected or inflamed tissue from inside a tooth, then cleans, disinfects, shapes and seals the canal system so the natural tooth can be kept rather than extracted. At Dobosz Implanty the procedure is carried out under a dental operating microscope, whose magnification and illumination help the dentist locate and treat the fine, sometimes curved canals accurately — particularly important in multi-rooted molars, which is the three-canal case priced here. The tooth is anaesthetised and isolated, the canals are instrumented and irrigated to remove bacteria, and the space is filled and sealed; a filling or, frequently, a crown is then needed to protect and restore the tooth, especially on heavily broken-down or back teeth. The clinic prices treatment by the number of canals — single canal 1,500 zł, two canals 1,700 zł, three canals 2,000 zł — with transparent surcharges for retreating a tooth that was root-filled previously or for accessing the canals through an existing crown. Root canal treatment is indicated for teeth with deep decay, a deep crack or an abscess, and is associated with relieving the pain such conditions cause while preserving the natural tooth. Success is supported by an effective seal and a good final restoration; the dentist assesses each tooth, sometimes with a 3D scan, to confirm it is restorable and to plan the follow-up crown where one is recommended.