When you might need this
- Complex root canal anatomy with multiple canals
- Persistent infection or large lesions visible on X-ray
- Cases requiring deep disinfection of the canal system
- Used alongside standard root canal procedure for better outcomes
What the procedure involves
- Standard root canal preparation is performed first
- A fine laser tip is introduced into the cleaned canal
- Laser energy activates the irrigation solution, creating a deep cleaning effect
- Bacteria, biofilm, and debris are removed from areas conventional files cannot reach
- Canal is sealed with thermoplasticized obturation
How long it takes
Adds minimal time to a standard root canal procedure (5–10 minutes).
Pain expectation
Laser disinfection is non-contact and entirely painless during the procedure.
Technology used
- Dental laser (Er:YAG / Nd:YAG depending on application)
- Dental operating microscope for precise tip placement
Recovery & aftercare
Same as standard root canal — typically rapid return to normal activity.
Pricing: Costs vary by complexity, materials, and number of sittings. Please contact us for a personalized estimate after consultation.