Endodontic treatment is a dental procedure performed when the inner tissue of a tooth, called pulp, is damaged or infected.
It involves removing this pulp and cleaning the root canal before sealing and protecting it. The goal is to save the tooth and alleviate the pain caused by infection or inflammation.
Endodontic therapy allows maintaining the function and aesthetics of the treated tooth, avoiding extraction and replacement. It is a common and effective technique for restoring oral health and preventing future complications.
