Restorative dentistry

Composite fillings and root canal treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis

Composite fillings

Light-cured composite fillings are the most widely used in modern dentistry and suit every tooth in the arch. Their main advantages are their excellent appearance and the ability to recreate the natural contours of the tooth. With the right shade and a careful dentist, a composite filling is indistinguishable from natural teeth. Their drawback is sensitivity to moisture: placing them requires dry tooth surfaces, which makes the dentist's work harder and takes longer. Weighing price against quality, a composite filling is the best choice for treating decay.

Root canal treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis

Treating pulpitis is called endodontic (root canal) treatment. It goes through several stages of varying length, depending on how many canals the tooth has and how advanced the disease is. Root canal treatment for pulpitis involves the following stages:

1. Devitalising the nerve / local anaesthesia
2. Opening access to the nerve
3. Removing the nerve
4. Shaping the root canals
5. Filling the shaped canals

Prices

• Composite filling - 1 surface - 80 €
• Composite filling - 2 surfaces - 90 €
• Root canal treatment of pulpitis, single-canal tooth - 100 €
• Root canal treatment of pulpitis, three-canal tooth - 200 €

The full price list by procedure is in the price list. After the examination you receive a treatment plan with its stages and their cost, before anything is started.