How many visits does it take?

Many root canals can be completed in a single sitting. More complex or infected cases may need two visits to let the tooth settle.

Do I really need a crown afterwards?

In most cases, yes. A treated tooth becomes brittle, and a crown protects it from fracture so it can last for many years.

Restorative & Endodontics

Root Canal Treatment (RCT)

Save your natural tooth and end the pain

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Overview

About Root Canal Treatment (RCT)

A root canal treats infection or damage deep inside the tooth, where the nerve and blood supply live. Instead of removing the tooth, we clean out the infected tissue, disinfect the canals and seal them — letting you keep your own tooth.

Modern root canals are nothing like their reputation. With rotary instruments, magnification and proper anaesthesia, the procedure is comparable to having a routine filling, and most patients walk out comfortable the same day.

The process

What to expect

1
Diagnosis & X-ray
A digital X-ray confirms the infection and maps the canals.
2
Comfortable numbing
The tooth and surrounding area are fully anaesthetised before we begin.
3
Cleaning & sealing
Infected tissue is removed, canals disinfected and sealed with a biocompatible filling.
4
Crown protection
A crown is placed to protect and strengthen the treated tooth.

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