A dental microscope lets the doctor see inside the tooth under magnification. This is especially important in molars, narrow or curved canals, retreatment after previous root canal therapy and second opinions before extraction. Dr Aleksandra Zborzyńska focuses on microscope-assisted endodontics and explains each step in English on request.
What the visit can include
- Primary microscope-assisted root canal treatment
- Retreatment (re-endo)
- MB2 and additional canal location
- Broken instrument removal
- Bioceramic perforation repair
- Microscope-assisted apicoectomy with surgeon
What English-speaking patients usually need to know first
Symptoms
Night pain, lingering pain after heat, swelling, a gum pimple or pain on biting should be diagnosed calmly and quickly.
Second opinion
Before extraction or implant planning, it is often worth checking whether retreatment under the microscope is realistic.
Cost factors
The number of canals, tooth anatomy, retreatment difficulty and final restoration all influence the estimate.
Location
The clinic is at Nowoursynowska 136, convenient for Ursynów, Wilanów, Mokotów, Piaseczno and Konstancin.
Patient questions
Does microscope-assisted root canal treatment hurt?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so it is painless. Temporary tenderness when biting may occur for 1–3 days.
How many visits are needed?
Most cases require two visits: cleaning and shaping first, then final filling. Simple cases can sometimes be completed in one visit.
How is it different from a regular root canal?
The microscope provides magnification and direct illumination, helping locate additional canals, assess cracks, remove old material and work more precisely. It is especially valuable in molars and retreatment cases.