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Root Canal Treatment

A treatment designed to save natural teeth and remove infection.

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Dentist explaining root canal anatomy using a detailed tooth model
Personalised clinical planning

Treatment overview

What is Root Canal Treatment?

Root canal treatment is used when the inside of the tooth becomes infected or damaged.

The infected tissue is removed, the root canals are cleaned, and the tooth is sealed. This helps relieve pain and save the natural tooth instead of removing it.

Is this for you?

Who needs Root Canal Treatment?

  • Strong tooth pain
  • Pain when chewing
  • Sensitivity to hot or cold
  • Swelling near the tooth
  • A deep cavity or damaged tooth
  • Infection inside the tooth

Why patients choose it

Benefits

  • Saves the natural tooth
  • Removes infection
  • Relieves pain
  • Prevents tooth extraction
  • Restores comfort when chewing

A closer look

Saving the tooth from the inside

Diagnosis, careful canal cleaning, and a protective final restoration work together to preserve the natural tooth.

Dentist identifying infection on a molar X-ray01

Locate the infection

An examination and X-ray identify inflammation inside the tooth and around its roots.

Precise root canal cleaning under dental isolation02

Clean and seal the canals

The infected tissue is removed under isolation before the internal canals are disinfected and sealed.

Ceramic crown prepared to protect a root canal treated tooth03

Protect the natural tooth

A filling or crown restores strength so the treated tooth can return to comfortable daily function.

Your treatment journey

How it works

  1. 01

    Dental examination

  2. 02

    X-ray or diagnostic scan

  3. 03

    Cleaning of the infected root canals

  4. 04

    Sealing of the tooth

  5. 05

    Final restoration, often with a filling or crown

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