Restorative Dentistry
Root canal treatment
Treatment for an infected or inflamed tooth, followed by an appropriate final restoration when the tooth can be predictably retained.
Who it's for
Patients with deep decay, a cracked or traumatised tooth, persistent pain or other signs requiring pulp assessment.
Time involved
Often 45–90 minutes across one or more visits
How the treatment runs
- 1
Examination and diagnostic imaging
- 2
Local anaesthesia and tooth isolation
- 3
Clean, shape and seal the root canals
- 4
Plan the final filling or crown according to remaining tooth structure
Aftercare
- Follow the personalised instructions given after your appointment
- Maintain gentle brushing and interdental cleaning as advised
- Contact the clinic if symptoms worsen or you are concerned
Questions patients ask
Is a crown always needed after root canal treatment?
Not always. The final restoration depends on the tooth, remaining healthy structure and functional load.
Ready to start with Root canal treatment?
Book a consultation and get a written plan with costs before anything begins.