Mechanical root expanders, which allow for faster and more accurate work, thus reducing treatment time, making the procedure more comfortable for patients, and lowering the risk of tooth infection. The material and shape of the needles used in root canal treatment have also changed, enabling us to easily and quickly clean even the most difficult-to-reach root canals.
Apex locators, which help us accurately measure the length of the tooth canals, ensuring that we can reach the apex and the area of inflammation without unnecessarily stressing the surrounding tissues of the tooth.
CBCTs, which create three-dimensional images of the teeth and their canal systems, with radiation doses significantly lower than those of traditional CT scans.