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Microscopic root canal treatment, also known as micro-endodontics, is a advanced technique used to treat root canal infections with greater precision and accuracy. Here's an overview of the process:

Pre-Treatment Preparation
1. Anesthesia: Local anesthesia is administered to numb the tooth and surrounding area.
2. Isolation: A rubber dam is placed around the tooth to prevent saliva and bacteria from entering the tooth during treatment.

Microscopic Examination
1. Microscope: A dental operating microscope is used to visualize the tooth's internal anatomy.
2. Illumination: A light source is used to illuminate the tooth's internal structures.

Root Canal Access
1. Access preparation: A small access hole is created in the tooth to allow for instrumentation.
2. Exploration: The microscope is used to explore the root canal system and identify any abnormalities.

Canal Instrumentation
1. Canal negotiation: Specialized instruments are used to negotiate the root canal and remove infected tissue.
2. Canal shaping: The root canal is shaped to facilitate cleaning and filling.

Canal Cleaning and Disinfection
1. Irrigation: The root canal is irrigated with antimicrobial solutions to remove bacteria and debris.
2. Disinfection: The root canal is disinfected using specialized solutions or lasers.

Root Canal Filling
1. Filling material: A biocompatible filling material is used to fill the root canal.
2. Sealing: The root canal is sealed to prevent reinfection.

Post-Treatment Restoration
1. Restoration: A dental restoration, such as a crown, is placed to protect the tooth and restore its function.

Benefits of Microscopic Root Canal Treatment
1. Improved accuracy: The microscope allows for more accurate visualization of the root canal system.
2. Increased success rate: Microscopic root canal treatment has a higher success rate compared to traditional root canal treatment.
3. Reduced risk of complications: The microscope allows for more precise instrumentation, reducing the risk of complications.

Overall, microscopic root canal treatment is a highly effective and precise technique for treating root canal infections.