Department of Endodontics
The Department of Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry that encompasses the study and treatment of diseases affecting the dental pulp (the vascular and nervous tissue within the tooth), the dental root, and the surrounding tissues.
The primary objective of endodontists is to sustain the vitality of dental pulp tissue. For teeth whose vitality cannot be maintained, the focus lies on preserving them within the oral cavity, ensuring their functional retention. Within the Endodontics clinic, treatments are carried out with the aim of preserving the vitality of the pulp through vital endodontic procedures. Additionally, this clinic handles treatments for traumatic dental injuries, root canal therapy, retreatment of root canal procedures, root-supported restorations, teeth whitening for discolored teeth, surgical removal of pathologic tissues originating from the pulp, and treatments for teeth with incomplete root development.
