When decay reaches the nerve, a root canal removes the infection, cleans and seals the canals, and lets you keep the tooth.
With a dental microscope, rotary instruments and effective local anaesthetic, most patients say it feels no different from a long filling. A crown is usually recommended afterwards to protect the tooth.
What is included
- Microscope-assisted for precision
- Single-visit treatment where possible
- Rubber dam isolation every time
- Crown options discussed up front
What to expect
- X-ray and diagnosis
- Numbing and isolation
- Canals cleaned and sealed
- Core build-up and crown