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restorative dentistry

Root canal treatment.

Save the tooth, painlessly.

Modern endodontics is nothing like its reputation. Under magnification and with careful anaesthesia, we clean out infection, seal the tooth and — most importantly — save it. Most patients tell us it was calmer than the filling that came before it.

From
£250
Duration
1 – 2 visits

Where a range is shown, the final figure depends on complexity — your Patient Care Co-ordinator confirms the exact price in writing before any treatment starts.

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What you get

Considered from every angle.

  • Loupes and magnification for precise, minimal-intervention work.
  • Single-visit treatment where clinically appropriate.
  • Rotary and heat-based obturation for a full, lasting seal.
  • Written follow-up plan and PCO support after.

See it in motion

What root canal treatment actually looks like.

A short, silent loop so you can picture the treatment before you're in the chair — no jargon, no surprises. Your PCO will walk you through it again in person.

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Options & prices

Root canal treatment options.

RangeOptionPrice
Root canalAnterior£250 – £300
Root canalPremolar£350 – £450
Root canalMolar£500 – £650

Where a range is shown, the final figure depends on complexity — your Patient Care Co-ordinator confirms the exact price in writing before any treatment starts.

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The pathway

How it goes.

  1. 01

    Diagnose

    X-rays, testing and a clear conversation about whether the tooth can be saved.

  2. 02

    Numb

    Fully anaesthetised — you should feel pressure, never pain.

  3. 03

    Clean

    Infected pulp removed, canals shaped, disinfected and sealed.

  4. 04

    Restore

    Crown or large restoration to protect the tooth long-term.

Common questions

Straight answers.

Is it painful?+

Not with modern techniques. The pain most people associate with root canal is the infection itself, which the treatment resolves.

Will the tooth last?+

Well-restored root-canal-treated teeth commonly last decades. A crown on top is usually the key to longevity.

How many visits?+

One or two, depending on the tooth and infection.

Talk to your PCO before you commit to anything.

Consultations are private, unhurried, and yours to explore. We'll tell you what we'd choose in your position — and what we wouldn't.

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