Endodontic Surgical Microscope

According to the Zeiss Company, the microscope was first introduced in otolaryngology in 1950, then to neurosurgery in the 1960ies and to endodontics in the early 1990ies. The introduction of the microscope in dentistry has caused profound effects on the way clinical endodontics is done.

Use of Dental Microscopes in Endodontics

Most importantly, the use of dental microscopes in endodontic treatment provides the ability see inside of the tooth clearly. Microscope magnification greatly aids in finding hidden canals and locating microscopic cracks in the tooth. In treatment, microscopes are used to navigate calcified canals, repair perforations, and in retrieval of broken files.

View of Root Canal opening with use of the Microscope vs Naked Eye.

We hope that our website helps answer your questions regarding endodontic dental care. However, please feel free to contact us if something is left unclear  Lutherville-Timonium 410-821-5553, Bel Air Office 410-836-7800.