Micro & Guided Endodontics
Guided Endodontics
3D-planned, guided access for heavily calcified or anatomically challenging teeth.
What is it?
Guided endodontics uses 3D imaging and planning to prepare a precise access path to a canal that is calcified or difficult to reach, minimising the removal of healthy tooth structure. It is a technique-driven approach used in selected complex cases.
What does it address?
- Heavily calcified canals
- Teeth with restricted access
- Minimally invasive access preparation
- Cases previously deemed untreatable
Who may benefit?
Selected cases where conventional access carries a high risk of unnecessary tooth structure loss or perforation.
What to expect
- 01
Consultation
Examination, symptom history and radiographic assessment of the tooth.
- 02
Diagnosis
The condition of the pulp and surrounding bone is explained to you clearly.
- 03
Treatment
Carried out under local anaesthesia with magnification and precision instruments.
- 04
Review
Healing is monitored and referral back to your dentist for the final restoration.
Results
The aim is safe, conservative access in cases that would otherwise be very high risk. Suitability is case-specific.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a 3D scan?+
Guided treatment relies on 3D imaging; this is discussed at your assessment.
Is it available for every tooth?+
No — it is indicated in specific anatomical situations.