Accurate diagnosis
We identify the source of pain before recommending the right treatment for your case.
Endodontic care
Root Canal Treatment: saving your tooth
When tooth pain persists, root canal treatment can preserve your natural tooth instead of removing it.
Book a root canal assessment Root canal treatmentPain managementTooth preservationOne or more appointments
In detail
Preserve whenever possible
Before considering the removal of a damaged or infected tooth, we assess whether root canal treatment can save it. The procedure is more straightforward than many patients expect, and with appropriate local anesthesia, relief often begins at the same appointment.
Root canal treatment
We remove affected tissue and seal the tooth to stop infection and relieve pain.
Pain management
Local anesthesia helps keep the procedure as comfortable as possible.
Final restoration
After treatment, we determine whether a composite restoration or crown is needed to restore function.
Investment
Reference fees
Starting fees only; your final cost is confirmed during the assessment according to your specific needs.
| Procedure | Fee |
|---|---|
| Root canal treatmentbased on the number of canals | Assessment required |
| Final restorationcomposite or crown, depending on the case | Ask for current fee |
| Assessment and diagnosisbefore treatment | Ask for current fee |
Common questions
What patients ask most often
Is root canal treatment very painful?
With appropriate anesthesia, the procedure itself should not be painful. Many patients feel relief from their previous pain beginning at that same appointment.
How many appointments will I need?
It depends on the tooth and case complexity. Some treatments are completed in one appointment, while others require two.
What happens if I postpone treatment?
The infection may progress and can ultimately lead to tooth loss. We therefore recommend arranging an assessment promptly.