ROOT CANAL TREATMENT

Treat Infection,
Preserve Your Tooth

Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed tissue from inside a tooth, then cleans, fills and seals it.

Targets Infection
Helps Save Natural Teeth
Cleaned & Sealed
Root canal treatment for an infected tooth

What Is Root Canal Treatment?

Root canal treatment may be recommended when the pulp inside a tooth becomes inflamed or infected because of deep decay, a crack, injury or another dental problem. The canals are carefully cleaned, shaped, filled and sealed; a final filling or crown may then be needed to protect the tooth.

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Root canal therapy illustration
KEY BENEFITS

Why Choose Root Canal Treatment?

Treat Infection
Inside the Tooth
Address the
Source of Pain
Help Retain
Your Natural Tooth
Thorough Canal
Cleaning
Filled &
Sealed Canals
Protective Final
Restoration

A Healthier Smile
Starts Here

Persistent toothache, swelling or sensitivity should be assessed by a dentist without delay.

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THE ROOT CANAL TREATMENT PROCESS

01
Examination and Diagnosis

Examination & Diagnosis

We examine the affected tooth and use X-rays to assess the infection and plan your treatment.

02
Local Anesthesia and Access

Anesthesia & Access

Local anesthesia is given for comfort, and a small opening is created to access the infected pulp.

03
Cleaning and Disinfection

Cleaning & Disinfection

The infected pulp is carefully removed, and the root canals are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.

04
Root Canal Filling

Canal Filling & Sealing

The cleaned canals are filled and securely sealed to prevent bacteria from entering again.

05
Tooth Restoration

Tooth Restoration

A filling or custom crown is placed to restore the tooth's strength, function, and natural appearance.

PERSONALISED CARE

Save the Tooth,
Restore Your Comfort

Prompt assessment can help determine whether the tooth can be treated and retained.

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Root canal treatment for an infected tooth
Root canal therapy illustration

We explain each stage clearly and plan the final restoration needed to protect the treated tooth.