An apicoectomy is a minor oral surgical procedure performed to remove infection or inflammation from the tip of the root. It is typically recommended when a root canal treatment fails to fully eliminate infection. The procedure helps preserve the natural tooth and prevent further complications.
No, local anaesthesia is used during the procedure. Some mild post-surgery discomfort is expected but manageable.
Most patients recover within 7-14 days, but complete healing may take a few months.
Yes, an apicoectomy preserves your natural tooth, whereas an extraction may require replacements like implants or bridges.
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