Root Canal in Prague

Smile Centrum's endodontic department treats infected and inflamed root canals using machine-assisted (rotary) instrumentation with electronic length measurement, and offers microscope-assisted endodontics for complex anatomy, retreatments and fractured-instrument removal. Czech-insured patients benefit from insurer contributions that reduce the standard machine-assisted treatment co-payment to as little as 590 Kč, while uninsured and international patients pay transparent listed prices from 1,890 Kč plus per-canal surcharges. In-house CBCT 3D imaging supports diagnosis of hidden canals and root fractures, and root-treated teeth are typically restored with a composite rebuild or crown from the network's laboratory.

Root canal treatment at LK Stomatologie saves teeth whose nerve has become inflamed or infected — removing the diseased pulp, disinfecting the canal system and sealing it with a definitive root filling so the tooth can remain in function instead of being extracted. Pricing is published by canal count (3,290–4,990 Kč for primary treatment, the same range for the definitive filling), and microscopic endodontics is available from 10,600 Kč for teeth with complex canal anatomy, calcified canals or failed previous treatment. Treatment is performed under local anaesthesia with rubber dam isolation, and root-treated molars are typically restored with a post build-up and crown afterwards.

GHC Praha performs root canal treatment (endodontics) under dental operating microscope magnification, enabling the dentist to locate and thoroughly clean all root canals — including curved, narrow, or calcified canals that may be missed with the naked eye. Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed pulp tissue from inside the tooth, eliminates the bacterial source of infection, and seals the canal system to prevent reinfection. The procedure saves a tooth that would otherwise require extraction, preserving natural bite function and avoiding the need for an implant or bridge.

Endodontic treatment to save damaged or infected teeth.

Ambicare provides root canal treatment (endodontic therapy) to save teeth with infected, inflamed, or necrotic dental pulp. The procedure removes the damaged pulp tissue, sterilises the root canal system, and seals it permanently. The clinic also offers microscope-assisted endodontics using a dental operating microscope for enhanced visualisation, precision, and success rates in complex or retreatment cases.

Root canal treatment under surgical microscope for precision.

Endodontic treatment using dental microscope for precision.

Endodontic treatment to save an infected or damaged tooth.

Endodontic treatment for infected teeth.

Endodontic treatment under microscope for precision.

Dynasty Stomatology performs root canal (endodontic) treatment under the dental operating microscope, with transparent per-canal pricing from 7,500 Kč for a single-canal tooth to 16,500 Kč for complex four-canal molars. Magnification allows the dentist to locate and clean all canal anatomy — including the narrow accessory canals frequently missed in unaided treatment — significantly improving the long-term success rate. The clinic also offers re-endodontic treatment for previously root-filled teeth that have re-infected, and follows endodontics with a build-up reconstruction (4,800 Kč) and crown to protect the treated tooth.

Endodontic treatment under microscope for maximum precision.

Dental Office H33 performs root canal (endodontic) treatment under an operating microscope — the standard of care for locating and thoroughly cleaning the fine, branching canal anatomy that is invisible to the naked eye. Microscope magnification significantly raises the chance of finding all canals (especially the frequently missed extra canal in upper molars), removing infected tissue completely, and sealing the system so the tooth can be preserved instead of extracted. Pricing is published transparently at 10,900–14,900 Kč by canal count (1–4), and the clinic's on-site CBCT imaging supports diagnosis of complex cases.

Root canal treatment at The Clinic Praha is performed under the operating microscope, the modern standard that lets the dentist locate and clean all root canals — including narrow and accessory canals invisible to the naked eye — dramatically improving long-term success. Treatment is staged: an acute first phase removes the inflamed or infected nerve and disinfects the canal system (from 7,500 Kč), and a second phase places the definitive root filling and core build-up (from 7,500 Kč); microscope endodontics is priced from 12,250 Kč. The goal is saving your natural tooth and avoiding extraction and implant replacement.