Clinical Microscope
One of the most significant breakthroughs in dentistry, endodontics, and specifically in root canals is the integration of a clinical microscope into the work of root canal specialists. A clinical microscope enables much more accurate endodontic procedures. We have been using a clinical microscope at the Zvi Fuss, DDS, Endodontic Center for over 15 years.
Digital X-ray Imaging
Accurate root canals keep the root canals clean for many years. X-ray imaging is required throughout the process for diagnosis, treatment, and check-up. Digital x-ray imaging makes maximum accuracy possible while exposing the patient to radiation that’s lesser by a factor of 10 compared to a traditional x-ray.
Electronic Measuring Device
To avoid x-ray radiation when determining the exact length of a canal and locating secondary canals, perforations, or root resporation. We have been using an electronic measuring device at the Zvi Fuss, DDS, Endodontic Center for over 25 years.
Advanced Nickel-Titanium Instruments
Treating the root canals is complex and requires high-end, nickel-titanium, instruments. The nickel-titanium instrumentation goes a long way to help eliminate infections and organic tissue from curved canals and hard-to-reach spots. At the Zvi Fuss, DDS, Endodontic Center we use several nickel-titanium systems including: SafeSider, LightSpeed, and also angular and manual instruments.
Advanced Disinfection and Sterilization System
The purpose of a root canal is to remove infections from the root canal and then seal the canal to prevent future infections. An advanced disinfection and sterilization system is crucial and it helps increase healing odds. At the Zvi Fuss, DDS, Endodontic Center we only use the most advanced disinfection and sterilization systems to maximize each patient’s likelihood of a safe recovery.
