- Root canal therapy: a procedure to remove infected or inflamed pulp and nerve tissue in the tooth, and then cleaning, shaping and filling the root canals with a sealer paste and a rubber-like material called gutta-percha.
- Retreatment of previous root canals: redoing a previous root canal treatment that has failed or has become infected again.
- Apicoectomy: a procedure to remove the tip of a tooth’s root, to treat an infection or abscess that cannot be eliminated by traditional endodontic therapy.
- Endodontic surgery: procedures such as an apicoectomy or a hemisection, which is the surgical removal of the distal or mesial root of a multi-rooted tooth.
- Endodontic Microsurgery: advanced treatment options that involve the use of a microscope to visualize the inside of the tooth, to aid in the removal of complex or calcified canals, or to access and treat the root end.
- Endodontic emergency: treatment for severe pain or infections related to the pulp and nerves of the tooth.
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