Save Your Natural Tooth

Endodontics in Bilbao

Fast, painless, safe root canal treatment

We eliminate the pulp infection to preserve your natural tooth. Rotary endodontic systems and digital X-rays for an accurate, minimally invasive and pain-free procedure at our Santutxu clinic.

What is endodontics and when is it needed?

Endodontics — commonly known as a root canal — is a dental procedure aimed at eliminating a pulp infection (the innermost living tissue of the tooth). When bacteria reach this tissue through deep cavities, cracks or trauma, they cause intense pain and inflammation that can spread to surrounding structures.

Without treatment, the infection can lead to a dental abscess and, ultimately, loss of the tooth. Endodontics allows us to preserve the natural tooth completely, avoiding the need for extractions, implants or prostheses in many cases.

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SessionMost cases resolved
98%
Success rateTooth preserved
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PainLocal anaesthesia

How the endodontic procedure works

1

Diagnosis & X-Ray

We take a digital X-ray to assess the depth of the infection and plan the procedure accurately.

2

Anaesthesia

We apply local anaesthesia to ensure that throughout the procedure you feel absolutely no pain.

3

Pulp Removal

We remove the infected pulp using electronic apex locator and rotary instruments for maximum precision.

4

Canal Disinfection & Filling

We clean and shape the canals, then fill them with gutta-percha to prevent reinfection.

5

Restoration

We rebuild the tooth with a composite filling or, if necessary, protect it with a crown to guarantee its durability.

Why you should treat it

Eliminates severe toothache: The antibacterial treatment of the infected pulp eliminates the source of acute pain.

Preserves the natural tooth: You keep your real tooth with all its functionality and natural appearance.

Prevents the spread of infection: We stop the bacteria from reaching the jaw and other structures.

Completely painless: Local anaesthesia ensures the procedure is as comfortable as a routine filling.

Faster recovery than an extraction: After endodontics the recovery is usually quick, without the complex healing that follows an extraction.

Frequently asked questions
about endodontics

No. Endodontics is performed under local anaesthesia. It is actually the treatment that eliminates the pain caused by the pulp infection. Modern rotary systems complete the process quickly and without discomfort.
Simple endodontics is usually resolved in a single session of 60–90 minutes. More complex cases or multi-root teeth may require a second visit. We always try to minimise the number of sessions.
Preserving a natural tooth is always the priority. A tooth that has had root canal treatment can last decades with proper maintenance, avoiding implants or bridges that are more complex and expensive.

Do you have toothache or dental emergency?

Call us now and we will assess your case as a priority to relieve your pain on the same day.