Complex endodontics on referral.
A case that calls for a microscope, specialisation and time? Refer it to us. We take on the endodontic treatment - and your patient returns to you for the further care.
How we understand this collaboration
Our philosophy is simple: we take on the complex endodontics and lay the foundation - your patient then returns to you, so you can build the house, the restoration, on top of it. We have neither the capacity nor the intention to keep referred patients. The bond with your practice remains untouched.
What you can refer
- Complex initial treatments: severely curved, branched or obliterated canal systems, unclear anatomy.
- Retreatments: revisions after unsuccessful initial therapy - before the tooth is given up.
- Dental traumatology: anterior trauma, including children and adolescents.
- Second opinion: assessment of restorability before an extraction decision.
Diagnostically, CBCT, digital radiography and ZEISS surgical microscopes are available in-house - missing imaging we simply take ourselves.
What we promise you
Your patients remain your patients.
After the endodontic treatment is completed, your patient returns to your practice for the further care - without exception.
Only the referred tooth.
We treat strictly within the scope of the referral. Anything beyond that happens only after consultation with you.
Complete documentation.
You receive a written treatment report including the radiographic follow-up for your records.
Prompt appointments.
Referred cases are prioritised in our scheduling - your patients do not wait for weeks with a symptomatic tooth.
How a referral works
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Get in touch
Call us or send the referral by e-mail, KIM or fax - an informal report with your question is all we need.
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Priority appointment
Referred cases receive priority scheduling. For acute symptoms we do our best to arrange a short-notice appointment.
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Treatment
We treat only the referred tooth - under the ZEISS surgical microscope and with the time the case requires.
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Report & return
You receive a treatment report with the final radiograph. The definitive restoration remains in your hands.
Helpful for scheduling: a current radiograph, a brief report or your specific question, and details of the symptoms.