Root Canal Treatment in Wrocław - Microscope-Assisted Endodontics at Olimp Dent

A throbbing toothache that gets worse at night, prolonged sensitivity to heat, and swollen gums are classic symptoms of pulp inflammation. In such cases, root canal treatment is the only way to save your natural tooth. At Olimp Dent in Wrocław, we perform microscope-assisted endodontic procedures with the highest precision and maximum patient comfort.

What Is Endodontics and When Is It Necessary?

Endodontics is a branch of dentistry that focuses on treating diseases of the dental pulp and tissues surrounding the root tip. The procedure involves removing the infected pulp, thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting the root canals, and then sealing them with a biocompatible material. This allows the natural tooth to be preserved and continue functioning normally.

When Do You Need Root Canal Treatment?

severe, spontaneous toothache that gets worse when lying down
prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold
dark discoloration of the tooth crown
swelling or a fistula on the gum
deep tooth decay reaching the pulp chamber
mechanical trauma to the tooth - a crack or fracture

What Does Microscope-Assisted Root Canal Treatment at Olimp Dent Involve?

Diagnosis – clinical examination, periapical X-ray, and in complex cases, CBCT (cone beam computed tomography).
Computer-controlled anesthesia – the procedure is completely pain-free.
Placement of a rubber dam – a protective barrier that isolates the tooth from saliva and bacteria. This is a standard in modern endodontics.
Opening the pulp chamber and preparing the root canals under an operating microscope with magnification of up to 25x.
Root canal disinfection – ultrasonic activation, antiseptic solutions, and mechanical preparation using nickel-titanium instruments.
Sealing the root canals with gutta-percha using the warm condensation technique.
Restoration of the tooth crown.

Root Canal Retreatment (Revision)

If previous endodontic treatment was unsuccessful, we perform root canal retreatment under a microscope – removing the old filling material, thoroughly cleaning the canals, and filling them again. This is an effective alternative to tooth extraction.

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Why Choose Olimp Dent for Root Canal Treatment?

operating microscope in every endodontic treatment room
experienced endodontist with international training certificates
dedicated patient coordinator - schedules appointments and answers your questions
interdisciplinary team - endodontist, prosthodontist, and oral surgeon all in one clinic
services available in Polish and Ukrainian, with 0% installment plans available

Root Canal Treatment Prices

The cost depends on the number of root canals in the tooth (incisors – 1 canal, molars – up to 4 canals) and the complexity of the tooth’s anatomy. The root canal treatment price includes comprehensive care: diagnostics, anesthesia, rubber dam isolation, microscope-assisted treatment, and root canal filling. Detailed pricing is available in our price list and during your consultation.

Our Specialists

Władysław Dobrynin

Restorative Dentistry, Endodontics, Prosthodontics

Oleksandra Bobrowska

Restorative Dentistry, Endodontics, Pediatric Dentistry

Serhii Britan

Root Canal Treatment, Restorative Dentistry, Oral Surgery

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Root Canal Treatment

Does root canal treatment hurt?

No. Modern endodontic treatment is performed under computer-controlled local anesthesia. The inflammation itself usually causes more discomfort – once treatment begins, the pain quickly subsides.

How long does root canal treatment take?

Usually, 1-2 appointments lasting 60-90 minutes each are required. In more complex cases, such as curved root canals or retreatment, up to 3 appointments may be necessary.

What are the benefits of using a microscope during root canal treatment?

Magnification of up to 25x and additional illumination make it possible to detect additional canals, microcracks, and residual filling material. This can increase treatment success rates by more than 10% compared with treatment performed without a microscope.

Does a tooth need a crown after root canal treatment?

In most cases, yes – especially molars and premolars. A tooth without vital pulp becomes more brittle, and a dental crown helps protect it from cracking or fracturing.

Can root canal treatment be performed during pregnancy?

Yes. The second trimester is generally considered the safest time. We use adrenaline-free local anesthesia and keep X-rays to an absolute minimum, using a protective lead apron.

When is it too late for root canal treatment?

When the root is fractured along its entire length, the tooth has already lost more than 60% of its structure, or inflammation has destroyed the bone around the root tip. In such cases, we plan tooth extraction and implant placement.