Keep your own tooth
Nothing chews or feels quite like a natural tooth. Saving it is almost always the best option.

When decay reaches the nerve, a root canal removes the infection, cleans and seals the canals, and keeps your natural tooth. With modern anaesthesia and rotary instruments it feels much like a long filling.
Restorative dentistry
When decay reaches the nerve, a root canal removes the infection, cleans and seals the canals, and keeps your natural tooth. With modern anaesthesia and rotary instruments it feels much like a long filling.
Why patients choose it
Nothing chews or feels quite like a natural tooth. Saving it is almost always the best option.
Profound local anaesthesia and rotary files mean most patients feel only pressure.
Most root canals are completed in a single visit with an apex locator for precision.
Step by step
Every step is explained before it happens. You can pause at any point.
A digital X-ray and vitality test confirm the nerve is involved.
Local anaesthesia, then a rubber dam keeps the tooth clean and dry.
The infected pulp is removed, canals shaped and disinfected, then sealed.
A crown is usually fitted to protect the treated tooth for years to come.
Aftercare
FAQ
With modern anaesthesia it feels much like a filling. It is the infection that hurts, and the treatment relieves it.
For back teeth, almost always, since treated teeth become more brittle. We will advise for your tooth.
Upfront, yes. But replacing the missing tooth later with an implant or bridge usually costs more.
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