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Our Endodontic clinicians can often save teeth that would otherwise be deemed to be too
difficult to treat. Usually, the outcomes and prognosis of a tooth treated by an Endodontic
clinician are superior to the outcomes of root canal treatment by a general dental
practitioner.
Our team of clinicians consist of GDC registered specialist Endodontists as well as Level 2
accredited dentists with a special interest; all of whom have received advanced training in
the use of Endodontic microscopes and techniques to maximise the chances of tooth
survival. Typically, microscopes are used to carefully search for the anatomy of the root
canals in order to clean these out thoroughly followed by tight sealing of the root canal to
minimise the chances of re-infection.
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Copyright The Chesham Dentist 2024
The Chesham Dentist | 260 - 290 Berkhampstead Road | Chesham |
HP5 3EZ | 01494 776 550 | info@thecheshamdentist.co.uk
Complaints Policy |
Appointment Cancellation Policy | Patient Charter |
General Dental Council | Prize Draw Entry
The latest check of this service used our new approach
to inspection.
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Our Endodontic clinicians can often
save teeth that would otherwise be
deemed to be too difficult to treat.
Usually, the outcomes and prognosis
of a tooth treated by an Endodontic
clinician are superior to the outcomes
of root canal treatment by a general
dental practitioner.
Our team of clinicians consist of GDC
registered specialist Endodontists as
well as Level 2 accredited dentists with
a special interest; all of whom have
received advanced training in the use
of Endodontic microscopes and
techniques to maximise the chances
of tooth survival. Typically, microscopes
are used to carefully search for the
anatomy of the root canals in order to
clean these out thoroughly followed by
tight sealing of the root canal to
minimise the chances of re-infection.
