Endodontics
Endodontic Surgery in Gurgaon
In a small number of cases, infection persists at the root tip even after excellent root canal treatment, or the canal anatomy makes conventional treatment impossible. Endodontic surgery - most commonly an apicoectomy - treats the problem directly at the root tip and saves the tooth.
As a specialist endodontic practice, we perform these microsurgical procedures in-house with magnification, precise instruments and gentle technique.
Why patients choose us for this
The last line before extraction
Surgery rescues teeth that cannot be saved by conventional or repeat root canal treatment.
Microsurgical precision
Small incisions, magnified visibility and fine instruments mean faster, more comfortable healing.
Specialist care
Performed by an endodontist trained specifically in these procedures.
What to expect
- 01
Evaluation
Imaging confirms surgery is the right option and maps the root anatomy.
- 02
Access
Under local anaesthesia, a small opening in the gum exposes the root tip.
- 03
Root-end treatment
The infected tip and tissue are removed and the root end is sealed with biocompatible filling.
- 04
Healing
The gum is closed with fine sutures; bone heals around the root over the following months.
Frequently asked questions
Is endodontic surgery painful?
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia and is comfortable. Mild swelling for a few days afterwards is normal.
How long is recovery?
Most patients return to normal routine the next day. Sutures are typically removed within a week.
What is the success rate?
Modern microsurgical apicoectomy has high success rates, particularly when performed by a specialist with magnification.