In endodontics, everything begins with the right diagnosis. Whether you’re an endodontist or a general dentist performing root canals, your success depends on your ability to identify the true source of pain, navigate complex anatomy, and plan treatment with precision.

Dentistry is a physically demanding profession. Don't wait until it hurts, that may be too late!

We're more than halfway through 2025, and many of you are already looking ahead to plan out your educational travel for 2026. So, let's not lose any time.. here's a quick rundown of the top dental meetings to consider for next year.

General Practitioner Dr. Shane Smith (shanesmithdds.com) has been using a Global microscope for over 2 years. Upon starting his own practice, Dr. Smith decided to make an investment in his long-term health and comfort by transitioning from loupes to a dental microscope.

The field of endodontics, a crucial branch of dentistry focused on treating the dental pulp and tissues surrounding the roots of a tooth, is on the cusp of a transformative era. As we look to the future, several exciting advancements loom on the horizon, poised to redefine how endodontic care is delivered.

Let’s face it—just hearing the words “root canal” can make some patients nervous. It’s one of the most misunderstood dental procedures, often surrounded by outdated myths and unnecessary fear. At Global Surgical Corporation, we work with endodontists and general dentists who perform root canals every day using advanced tools like our dental operating microscopes. And here’s what they’ll tell you: today’s root canal is not something to dread—it’s a tooth-saving, pain-relieving, and surprisingly comfortable procedure.

Root canal therapy is one of the most common and effective ways to relieve dental pain and preserve your natural tooth—but if you don’t have dental insurance, cost is a valid concern.

Hello Global scope users! Have you seen our most recent announcement?

Global Surgical Corporation is now a part of Trusted Dental Technologies.

Being referred to an endodontist for the first time can bring up a lot of questions—especially if you’re not quite sure what to expect.