Endodontics is the branch of dentistry that focuses on treating the dental pulp and root canal system. When the pulp tissue becomes damaged due to deep decay, trauma, or infection, it is removed, the canals are carefully shaped and disinfected using advanced techniques, and then sealed with a special filling material—a process commonly known as root canal treatment.

Restorative treatments aim to rebuild teeth that have lost structure due to decay or fracture, restoring both aesthetics and function. These include composite fillings, inlay/onlay restorations, and aesthetic crowns.

With modern technology and precision techniques, both the internal and external structures of the tooth can be restored for long-term health and functionality. When endodontic and restorative approaches are combined, natural teeth can be preserved without the need for extraction.