Inflamed or infected pulp is removed from inside the tooth to eliminate pain and prevent the spread of infection. The procedure preserves natural structure through internal cleaning and sealing.
A dental abscess is drained to relieve pressure, reduce swelling, and stop the spread of infection. The focus is on clearing trapped bacteria and stabilizing the affected tooth.
The tip of the tooth root is surgically removed when infection persists after a root canal. The procedure targets the affected area directly to restore stability.
