Root canal treatment is an endodontic procedure that saves the tooth by cleaning the infected or inflamed nerve and vascular tissue (pulp) inside the tooth. If the dental nerve damaged by deep decay, trauma, or cracks is left untreated, an abscess may form and result in tooth loss.
At Million Hair Clinic, we use advanced technology equipment such as dental microscopes and electronic apex locators in our root canal treatment procedures in Istanbul. Canal shaping is performed faster and more precisely with rotary instrument systems (rotary endodontics).
Most root canal treatments at our clinic can be completed in a single session. The procedure is completely painless with modern anesthesia techniques. A crown is generally recommended after treatment to strengthen the tooth structure. Our goal is to preserve the natural tooth as much as possible and eliminate the need for extraction.

Root canal treatment at our clinic is applied precisely and painlessly with modern endodontic techniques.

The location of the infection and root canal anatomy are determined using digital X-ray and periapical film. A detailed evaluation is performed with a dental microscope.

Local anesthesia is applied to completely numb the tooth. Access is opened from the top of the tooth to the pulp chamber and the infected tissue is removed.

Root canals are enlarged and shaped using rotary instrument systems. Canal length is precisely measured with an electronic apex locator. Canals are disinfected with antibacterial irrigation solutions.

Cleaned canals are filled with a biocompatible material called gutta-percha. The upper part of the tooth is sealed with a temporary or permanent restoration. A crown is generally recommended.
Thanks to modern rotary instrument systems and advanced disinfection methods, the vast majority of root canal treatments can be completed in a single session. This approach improves patient comfort and shortens treatment time. Multiple sessions may be required in complex cases.
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Root canal anatomy is visualized in detail with a dental microscope providing up to 25x magnification. Hidden canals, cracks, and complex cases are successfully treated under the microscope. This technology significantly increases treatment success rates.
Canal shaping with NiTi (nickel-titanium) rotary instruments is performed much faster and safer compared to conventional hand instruments. Uniform enlargement is achieved without damaging the canal walls.
The exact position of the root apex is electronically detected. This ensures that root canal treatment is performed at the most accurate length and reduces unnecessary X-ray exposure.
Canals are comprehensively disinfected with irrigation solutions such as sodium hypochlorite, EDTA, and chlorhexidine. Ultrasonic activation enhances the penetration of the solution into the canal walls.

We have compiled the most frequently asked questions about Root Canal Treatment with expert answers.
No, root canal treatment is completely painless with modern anesthesia techniques. The tooth is fully numbed during the procedure and the patient does not feel any pain.
With modern techniques, most root canal treatments are completed in a single session. Session duration is generally between 45-90 minutes. Complex cases may require 2 sessions.
Generally yes, a crown is recommended especially for back teeth. Root canal treated teeth may become fragile over time, and a crown protects the tooth.
With properly performed root canal treatment and appropriate restoration, the tooth can be used for a lifetime. The success of the treatment is monitored through regular check-ups.
The price varies depending on the tooth position (front/back), number of canals, and case complexity. Pricing information is provided after a free examination.
The alternative to root canal treatment is tooth extraction. However, preserving the natural tooth is always the primary goal. Extraction requires an implant or bridge afterward, which is a more costly and invasive process.
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