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Endodontics

Microscope Root Canal (RCT)

Precision root canal treatment under high magnification — to save your natural tooth.

Microscope Root Canal (RCT)
Dental microscope · magnified treatment view
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What it is

Saving the tooth, with magnified precision

Root canal therapy removes infected or inflamed tissue from inside a tooth, relieving pain and saving the tooth from extraction. Our clinic uses a high-magnification dental operating microscope, which gives the dentist a brightly lit, magnified view of the tiny, complex canals inside your tooth. This added precision helps locate canals that can be missed by the naked eye and supports careful, thorough treatment.

Benefits

Why patients consider this treatment

High magnification helps the dentist see fine canals and detail clearly

Aims to save your natural tooth rather than remove it

Thorough cleaning supports a comfortable, lasting result

Better visualization can help your dentist explain what they see

Our process

What to expect, step by step

  1. 01

    Diagnosis

    We assess your symptoms and take imaging to understand the tooth's anatomy.

  2. 02

    Comfort first

    The area is fully numbed before we begin.

  3. 03

    Microscope-guided treatment

    Under high magnification, we clean and disinfect the canals and shape them carefully.

  4. 04

    Seal & restore

    We seal the canals and discuss the final restoration (often a crown) to protect the tooth.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does a root canal hurt?

Modern root canal treatment is done under local anesthesia and is generally comparable to having a filling. Many patients feel relief because the source of their pain is being treated.

Why use a microscope?

High magnification and bright lighting help the dentist see the tooth's tiny, complex canals clearly, supporting precise and thorough treatment.

Will I need a crown afterward?

A treated tooth is often restored with a crown for long-term protection. Your dentist will advise what is best for your tooth.

Appointments open

Ready to smile?

Book a consultation at our Burnaby Metrotown dental clinic. We will explain your options clearly and recommend what fits your needs.