A root canal may be an option when the tissue inside a tooth is inflamed or infected. We examine the tooth, explain the alternatives and discuss a treatment plan before you decide.
For severe swelling, fever, injury or uncontrolled bleeding, seek prompt medical attention. Online messages are not monitored for emergencies.
Symptoms can have several causes. Only an examination can establish what care, if any, is appropriate.
Toothache or pain when biting is a reason to contact a dentist, especially if it persists.
Lingering discomfort after hot or cold food may need assessment.
Swelling, a deep cavity or a cracked tooth should be checked promptly.
We review your symptoms and examine the tooth. Imaging may be recommended if clinically needed.
The dentist explains the findings, options, expected visits, possible risks and individual fees before treatment.
If root canal treatment is suitable, it is planned around your needs. The number of visits and any final restoration vary by case.
No. Tooth pain has different causes. A dentist needs to examine the tooth before recommending treatment.
Local anaesthesia is generally used when appropriate. Comfort during and after treatment varies; tell the dentist about any concerns so options can be discussed.
The number of visits depends on the tooth and clinical findings. The dentist can give you an estimate after assessment.
Fees depend on the examination, tooth and any additional restoration needed. The clinic can provide a written estimate after assessment.
Contact us to ask about consultation availability. Please do not send medical records in an initial enquiry; discuss with the clinic how to share them if needed.
WhatsApp and email are third-party services. Please read our Privacy Policy before sharing personal information.