Dr Joy Dental Clinic recently invested in the Global G6 Dental Microscope to provide patients needing a root canal treatment a more accurate diagnosis, treatment and result. Being true to Dr Joy Dental Clinics motto, the practice continues to provide the latest dental technology to deliver 'Excellence in Dental Care'.
Most people undergo a root canal treatment if they are suffering from an abscess. A tooth abscess can be caused by severe tooth decay, a chipped or broken tooth or gum disease. Many people suffer from symptoms such as severe pain, sensitivity to hot and cold substances and discoloration of the tooth. Generally a tooth abscess needs to be treated by having a root canal treatment. Our Specialist Endodontists at Dr Joy Dental Clinic use modern technology such as the Global G6 Dental Microscope, which makes the treatment virtually pain free. This allows a more accurate diagnosis, procedure and result, and allows you to save your natural tooth.
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Not all people who are suffering with tooth pain and sensitivity require a root canal treatment. In many cases it is just a simple dental filling that is needed, provided the issue is addressed in the early stages and the infection has not worsened. The difference between a dental filling and a root canal is that when a dental filling is being performed, it only needs to remove the decayed portion of the tooth, therefore there is no need to touch the pulp. Dr Joy Dental Clinic only offers white dental fillings - same colour as your teeth - making it unnoticeable. If you are nervous about having a dental filling, Waterlase iPlus would be a good choice, as normally no needles or drilling is involved.
Dr Joy Dental Clinic Group offers high quality and comprehensive root canal treatments. The team of Endodontists are certified and highly skilled, providing a safe and comfortable atmosphere, making patients treatment plans uncomplicated and easy to understand. Global G6 Dental Microscope and Waterlase iPlus is available at the Jumeirah branch in Dubai.