Relating to or involving the inside of a tooth, particularly the pulp chamber and root canals.
From 'endodontia,' derived from Greek 'endo-' (within) and 'odont-' (tooth), with the adjective suffix '-ic' added to describe something related to tooth interiors.
When your tooth gets infected deep inside, an endodontic treatment can preserve your natural tooth—it's much better than losing it, even though the procedure has an intimidating reputation!
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