Opening hours
Dr Agnes Salamon

Moon 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Of 12:00-18:00
Wed | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday 12:00-18:00
Fr | 9:00-15:00 Uhr

Private practice
Contract for the statutory health insurance fund (KFA) and the Austrian health insurance provider (SVS).
Jakov-Lind-Straße 2 / 9, 1020 Vienna
office@zahnaerzteamcampus.at
01 366 1021
Appointments outside surgery hours by arrangement
SVA, KFA and private
Opening hours
Dr Arnold Bobb

Mon | 912:00–18:00
Of 9:00am–6:00pm
Wed | 10:00 to 18:00
Thu | 9:00am–6:00pm
French 10:00 to 18:00
Opening hours
Dr Agnes Salamon

Moon 9:00-17:00
Tue | 12:00-18:00
Wed | 9:00-17:00
Thu | 12:00–18:00
Fri | 9.00–15.00

Private practice with a contract with the KFA and SVS health insurance funds.
Jakov-Lind-Straße 2 / 9, 1020 Vienna
office@zahnaerzteamcampus.at
01 366 1021
Appointments outside surgery hours by arrangement
Opening hours
Dr Arnold Bobb

Moon 10:00-18:00
Tue | 9:00-17:00
Wed | 10:00-18:00
Thu | 9:00-17:00
French 12:00-18:00
Opening Hours
DR. ARNOLD BOBB

Mon | 912:00–18:00
Of 9:00am–6:00pm
Wed | 10:00 to 18:00
Thu | 9:00am–6:00pm
French 10:00 to 18:00

Private practice
Contract for the statutory health insurance fund (KFA) and the Austrian health insurance provider (SVS).
Jakov-Lind-Straße 2 / 9, 1020 Vienna
office@zahnaerzteamcampus.at
01 366 1021
Appointments outside surgery hours by arrangement
We are a private practice
Opening Hours
DR. AGNES SALAMON

Moon 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Of 12:00-18:00
Wed | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday 12:00-18:00
Fr | 9:00-15:00 Uhr
This is what we rely on in endodontics
Above the dental chair you will find a screen. Whether for a child, a nervous patient or simply for relaxation – it reliably provides distraction during the treatment.
We are a private practice and can therefore offer you one thing above all: time. Time for questions, details, detailed information and root canal treatment in Vienna.
To ensure we can always offer you the best results according to the latest medical standards, our entire team undergoes regular professional development.
In our dental surgery in Vienna, we specialise in nervous patients and children. We address all concerns and needs with empathy and sensitivity.
What is a root canal treatment?
What is a root canal treatment?
Root canal treatment (endodontics) can save teeth whose nerve or Dental pulp inflamed or even already dead.
To save the affected tooth, the nerve is first removed from the root canal. The canal is then cleaned and filled with a special filling material to prevent foreign bodies from entering. Finally, a crown is usually placed on the tooth.
This treatment thereby saves the affected tooth and restores dental health.
Thanks to modern methods and technologies, we are able to offer you a careful yet gentle root canal treatment in our practice in 1020 Vienna.
SVA, KFA and private


Who needs root canal treatment?
Who needs root canal treatment?
The aim of endodontics is always to preserve a tooth for as long as possible.
Is the nerve in the tooth inflamed or even dead (non-vital tooth/necrosis), but the functionality of the tooth itself is still intact, a root canal treatment is necessary.
However, endodontic treatment may also become necessary if the the pulp is inflamed or so-called necrosis – meaning the death of the dental pulp – is already present.
Through a detailed, individual diagnosis we check whether root canal treatment is necessary in your case or if there are alternatives. You will receive all important information regarding the procedure, duration and costs from our practice.
How do I know if I have an inflammation in my tooth?
How do I know if I have an inflammation in my tooth?
An inflammation of the dental nerve manifests as the most typical sign of dental problems: toothache.
These toothaches occur mainly upon contact with certain foods (sweet, cold, warm).
If the inflammation has progressed further, your teeth will become sensitive to tapping and pressure. Many patients describe the pain that now occurs as throbbing.
In the final stage, when the dental pulp has died, bite pain, inflammation of the gum/dentin or swelling occur.
Do you suspect your tooth is infected? Then don't hesitate, To get in touch and make an appointment at our clinic to make out. We will take a close look at your teeth and discuss the individual treatment with you.
SVA, KFA and private

Procedure for root canal treatment in Vienna
Procedure for root canal treatment in Vienna
1) DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT PLANNING
We will examine your teeth and the painful area closely in order to plan the endodontic treatment in detail. You will receive detailed information on the procedure.
Dental dam
We isolate the affected tooth. This creates a dry and contamination-free environment for the treatment. Salivary bacteria are also kept away in this manner.
This increases the success rate of the root canal treatment.
3) Removal of the caries
If the inflammation of the nerve is caused by caries (the most common cause), we will remove it.
For this we use special drills, with the help of which we also create access to the dental nerve. This access is a hole on the tooth surface.
4) Tissue removal & cleaning
Now we are beginning the actual root canal treatment. For this, bacteria, germs and the inflamed tissue (nerve and blood vessels) inside the tooth are removed. This is therefore a thorough cleaning of the root canals or of the entire root canal system.
5) Obturation of the root canals
Once inflammation, bacteria and – if this was the cause – tooth decay have been removed, we seal the canals with a root filling. For this, we use exclusively biocompatible materials. This root filling prevents the renewed ingress of bacteria or tooth decay.
6) Fitting a crown
In most cases, a crown must be fitted following root canal treatment. This step is also carried out directly in our practice by our experienced dentists.
This is what matters to us in endodontics in Vienna
We want you to get rid of your toothache quickly and permanently. Our root canal treatment in Vienna is a safe and permanent method for achieving this.
Thanks to the local anaesthetic, the procedure itself is also pain-free. We are happy to inform you beforehand about how exactly we will proceed.
Care
Lasting results can only be achieved through careful treatment. We therefore take particular care to ensure that all affected root canals are thoroughly cleaned.
By using dental dam isolation, we create a dry and contamination-free environment. This increases the success rate of the root canal treatment.
We work precisely, tooth-conservatively & with minimal pain
We work precisely, tooth-conservatively & with minimal pain
Root canal treatment requires great care. Because only if the inflamed root canals are thoroughly cleaned and tightly sealed can the tooth be preserved in the long term.
In our dental practice, we rely on precise diagnosis, calm working methods and proven treatment steps for endodontic treatment.
The affected tooth is isolated by the dentist using dental dam. This creates a dry and clean working area. Subsequently, inflamed tissue, bacteria and germs are removed from the root canals.
Through the sterile preparation of the root canal system, the risk of bacteria re-entering is reduced.
Modern endodontics in Vienna helps to carefully treat even fine structures within the tooth. The goal is always to preserve the natural tooth and provide lasting relief from discomfort.
SVA, KFA and private


Where does a dental inflammation come from?
Where does a dental inflammation come from?
Tooth decay – that's the tooth imp that was probably painted on the wall for everyone when they ate too many sweets as a child.
And unfortunately it is also the most common cause of inflammation of the dental nerve.
At first, the endodontium encapsulates itself. This consists of the dental pulp and dentine. Through this process, the tooth attempts to build a kind of additional barrier between itself and the decay.
Unfortunately, this barrier does not help in the long run. If left untreated, decay penetrates through the various layers of the tooth over time until it reaches the dental pulp and the root apex.
This is where the dental pulp and dental nerve become inflamed.
Aside from tooth decay, there are also other possible causes of an inflamed tooth root – including dental trauma (injuries) or the loss of hard tooth substance.
Benefits of root canal treatment
Benefits of root canal treatment
Root canal treatment is often a source of great dread. Yet it brings several benefits:
- Saving your own tooth
- Restoration of tooth aesthetics
- Restoration of functionality
- Promotion of oral health
- Reduction of the infection risk
As a dentist, we have already performed many root canal treatments in Vienna and, thanks to the most modern methods, can offer an almost completely pain-free treatment.
Please feel free to get in touch with us – we are here for you and your tooth!
SVA, KFA and private


Tooth preservation instead of extraction
Tooth preservation instead of extraction
The aim of every endodontic treatment is to preserve the natural tooth for as long as possible. Because your own tooth is usually the best solution for function, stability and aesthetics.
Thanks to modern endodontic techniques, teeth that previously often had to be extracted can now be treated. Through thorough cleaning of the root canal system and the bacteria-tight sealing of the canals, inflammation can often be treated on a permanent basis.
SVA, KFA and private
What our patients say
Root canal treatment FAQ (endodontics)
About us – we are your experts for root canal treatment in Vienna


Dr. med. dent.
Agnes Salamon
In our practice, we create a relaxed atmosphere in which I can best cater to your individual needs. Together, we will develop a treatment plan that is right for you – whether it is a simple dental check-up for you or your little ones, or high-quality dentures. Your satisfaction is my top priority.
Whether it is oral hygiene, dental implants, prophylaxis, fillings or braces: I am always happy to take the time to explain every step of the treatment to you in detail and to ensure that you feel comfortable and well informed.
Languages: German, Hungarian, English, French

