Apicoectomy Surgery

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Apicoectomy surgery (also known as root-end) is a specialized dental procedure aimed at treating infections and inflammations at the tip of a tooth’s root. This surgery is typically considered when a traditional root canal treatment fails or the infection reoccurs. The procedure involves the removal of the root tip along with any infected tissue, followed by the sealing of the root end to prevent future infections. Apicoectomy is a crucial intervention for preserving a tooth that might otherwise need to be extracted, thereby maintaining the tooth’s functionality and the patient’s oral health.

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Apicoectomy Surgery Procedures

The apicoectomy process involves several key steps:
1. Initial Examination

Detailed assessment and imaging to diagnose the condition and plan the surgery.

2. Anesthesia

Local anesthesia is administered to ensure the patient's comfort.

3. Incision and Flap Creation

A small incision is made in the gum tissue to expose the bone and root tip.

4. Removal of Infected Tissue

The infected root tip and surrounding tissue are carefully removed.

5. Root-End Filling

The root end is sealed with a biocompatible material to prevent reinfection.

6. Suture

The gum is sutured back into place to allow for healing.

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Apicoectomy Surgery

Benefits:

We can briefly mention the benefits of the procedure as follows: 

  • Infection Control: Effectively eliminates persistent infections at the root tip.
  • Tooth Preservation: Allows patients to retain their natural tooth, avoiding extraction.
  • Pain Relief: Addresses the source of pain associated with root infections.
  • Prevention of Further Damage: Stops the spread of infection to surrounding bone and tissues.

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Risks

The risks of the procedure may include: 

  • Swelling and Discomfort: Common after surgery, usually manageable with medication.
  • Infection: Though rare, there is a risk of infection at the surgery site.
  • Nerve Damage: There’s a slight risk of damaging nerves, especially in lower molars, which can lead to temporary numbness.

Why Get Dental Treatment of Apicoectomy Surgery at Dentiva Clinic?

Dentiva Clinic is a premier destination for apicoectomy surgery because:
Specialized Expertise

Our dental surgeons are highly skilled in endodontic surgeries, including apicoectomies.

Advanced Technology

We use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to enhance precision and minimize discomfort.

Patient-Centric Approach

We focus on individual patient needs, ensuring a comfortable and reassuring experience.

Comprehensive Care

From diagnosis to post-surgical care, we offer complete support to ensure optimal outcomes.

Commitment to Quality

Our dedication to excellence ensures the highest standards of treatment and patient satisfaction.

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Frequently asked questions
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An apicoectomy is surgery done to remove the root tip of a tooth and surrounding infected tissue when a root canal alone cannot resolve the infection. It saves the tooth that would otherwise need extraction.

A root canal disinfects inside the tooth root canal. An apicoectomy involves surgically accessing the root tip from outside the tooth to remove diseased tissue that a root canal could not reach.

Typical post-operative recovery involves mild swelling, discomfort, numbness, bruising, and stiffness for a few days as the surgical site heals. Prescription pain medication helps manage discomfort.

Apicoectomy surgery is typically completed in around 1 hour or less depending on the tooth and complexity. The entire appointment including anesthesia may be 1-2 hours.

The area will be numbed with local anesthesia so the procedure should not be painful. Some residual soreness is common once the anesthesia wears off after the surgery.

Studies show over 90% success rates for apicoectomies and symptom-free long-term when performed appropriately on teeth with localized infections at the apex.

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