Endodontics
Untreated cavities, cracks, chips, or trauma to your teeth encourage harmful bacteria to enter the inside of your tooth (otherwise known as ‘dental pulp’), causing infection.
Endodontics is a branch of dentistry concerned with treating this sensitive inner area, ridding it of infection.
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How it works
We treat infected teeth with root canal treatment. Although it involves treating the inside of your tooth, it is often a straightforward and painless procedure involving seven simple steps:
We will take x-rays of your teeth to examine the damage
We will administer a local anaesthetic to ensure you are comfortable throughout the procedure
We open your tooth up and remove the infected pulp from within
If you have a dental abscess, we will drain it
Then we clean your root canals and fill them with a rubber-like material
We may place a crown (prosthetic tooth) on top to restore your natural smile
Treatments & Services
Specific advanced root canal equipment
Complex primary root canal treatment
Root canal retreatment
Calcified canals
Silver point removal
Post removal
Bioceramic apexification
Trauma management
Perforation repair
Apical surgery
External invasive cervical resorption repair
Broken instrument removal
Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)
Advanced restorative
Wear cases
Full mouth rehabilitations
Why visit a dentist with a special interest in endodontics?
Dentists who have a special interest in endodontic treatment, like Robert, have years of training and experience in this specific area of dentistry. They can diagnose and treat even the most complex cases, meaning you will face a reduced risk of complications during and after your treatment. Robert has treated hundreds of patients and would love to welcome you.
Treatment Fees
Root canal assessment
£165
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Root canal treatment
from £495
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Root canal retreatment
from £595
Root canal surgery from
£495