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If you have been told you need root canal treatment, you may be feeling a bit nervous. Not to worry - treating root canal problems is a routine part of dentistry that can relieve certain kinds of tooth pain and help your teeth last longer. As you learn more about this beneficial procedure, you will understand why it's needed - and how it will leave you in far better shape than you were. Here are some answers to frequently asked questions.

What is a root canal?

Dentists use the term "root canal" in referring to the tiny, narrow passageways that branch from a central, hollow space in your tooth (called the pulp chamber) down to the ends of the tooth roots. The term can also be used as a shorthand for "root canal treatment" - that is, the procedure used to save the tooth if the soft tissue deep inside of it (called pulp) becomes acutely inflamed or infected.

1.Extractions (Non Surgical)

Our team has a wealth of experience in extracting teeth which cannot be restored. Price is per tooth and depends on tooth and complexity.

2.Extractions (Surgical)

Our qualified oral surgeons on carry out complex extractions in house, including wisdom teeth. Price is per tooth and depends on tooth and complexity..

3.Root Canal Treatment (With Endodontist)

Our experienced Endodontist deals only in complex root canal treatment. Price is per tooth and depends on type of tooth and complexity.

4.Root Canal Treatment (Incisors, Canines, Molars, Pre molars)

Our professional endodontic RCT treatments are carried out using state of the art equipment and materials. Price is per tooth and depends on tooth and complexity.

Why do I need root canal treatment?

If tooth pulp becomes acutely inflamed or infected because of decay or injury, the tissue will need to be removed in order to save the tooth and stop the infection from spreading. As an adult, you don't actually need the pulp - its primary use is to aid in tooth development during childhood.

Is there an alternative?

You could have the whole tooth extracted, but it's always better to try to save it - especially since root canal treatment is routine and has a very high success rate (over 90%). Saving the tooth can prevent other troubles from occurring later on; these could include bite problems from teeth shifting position, difficulty eating, and loss of jawbone volume and density.

Is root canal treatment painful?


What will happen during the procedure?


What will happen afterwards?

Your tooth may feel sensitive for a few days, but any discomfort can usually be relieved with over-the-counter pain medication or anti-inflammatories like ibuprofen. You will be instructed to avoid chewing on that tooth until it receives its permanent filling, which can be placed a few days later followed by a full-coverage crown. Those options will be discussed with you.



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