Laser-Assisted Root Canal Treatment
Treat the source. Preserve the tooth.
Root canal treatment addresses inflammation or infection within the tooth while retaining the natural structure whenever the tooth is restorable and treatment is appropriate.
Why treatment may be needed
Deep decay, a crack, trauma, or repeated dental procedures may affect the tissue inside the tooth. Symptoms can include lingering temperature sensitivity, biting discomfort, spontaneous pain, swelling, drainage, or sometimes no symptoms at all.
Clinical testing and imaging help identify the source and determine whether root canal treatment offers a reasonable path to preservation.
Laser-assisted care
Additional support for cleaning and disinfection.
After the canals are shaped and cleaned with established endodontic techniques, the Waterlase iPlus may be used to complement debridement and disinfection when clinically appropriate.
Laser assistance is selected according to the diagnosis, canal anatomy, and treatment objective. It supports—not replaces—the careful instrumentation, irrigation, and sealing required for root canal treatment.
Treatment sequence
Begin with clarity.
Schedule an evaluation to understand the tooth and the next step.