Endodontic or Apical Microsurgery in Kissimmee

Endodontic surgery is a specialized surgical procedure performed by a root canal specialist to treat infections or issues in the tooth that cannot be resolved with a standard root canal treatment or root canal retreatment. It is typically used to eliminate infection when a previous root canal has not fully healed or in cases of tooth decay, cracked teeth, or fractures that extend beyond the reach of a traditional procedure. The goal is to preserve natural teeth and restore the full function of the affected tooth.

During an endodontic procedure, the doctor will expose the bone and root area to clean out any infection, address damaged teeth, and ensure proper healing. This surgical procedure aims to prevent tooth extraction and allows the tooth to be preserved. X-rays are used to determine the exact location of the infection and ensure that the procedure is effective. With the latest technology, we provide exceptional care in a comfortable environment, ensuring that the procedure is as seamless and pain-free as possible.

By opting for endodontic surgery, we aim to save your natural teeth from extraction, preserving the function and aesthetics of your smile. In many cases, this procedure allows us to repair and restore teeth that have been affected by trauma, cracked teeth, or previous root canal issues, maintaining a healthy and natural smile for years to come. The patient-focused approach ensures that your concerns are addressed, and the treatment plan is tailored to your unique needs.

Endodontic surgery is performed under local anesthesia to minimize discomfort. While some discomfort may occur after the surgical procedure, it is typically manageable with over-the-counter pain relief. The goal of the procedure is to eliminate infection and promote healing, ensuring that your tooth heals properly and remains functional. Many patients find that their pain levels significantly decrease after the procedure, and they can return to normal activities once they’ve had time to heal.

Recovery after endodontic surgery varies depending on the complexity of the surgical procedure and the patient's individual healing process. Most patients are able to resume normal activities within a few days, although it's important to follow post-treatment instructions carefully to ensure that the tooth heals properly. Emergency dental treatment may be necessary if complications arise, but the majority of patients experience a smooth recovery and can preserve their natural teeth for years.