Advanced Root Canal
Modern endodontics for precise, comfortable and lasting results.
Overview
Advanced root canal treatment removes infected pulp from inside the tooth using rotary instrumentation and digital imaging for accuracy. Saving a natural tooth is almost always preferable to extraction, and modern protocols make the procedure comfortable and often single-visit.
Key benefits
- Saves the natural tooth
- Relieves severe toothache quickly
- Often completed in a single visit
- Digital imaging for precise canal work
- High long-term success rate
The treatment process
- 1
Diagnosis with digital X-ray
- 2
Local anaesthesia and isolation
- 3
Cleaning and shaping of the canals
- 4
Disinfection and three-dimensional filling
- 5
Crown placement to protect the tooth
Frequently asked questions
Is a root canal painful?
No. It relieves pain. The tooth is fully numbed throughout treatment.
Do I need a crown afterwards?
Usually yes — a root-treated tooth is more brittle and a crown protects it from fracture.
How many visits are needed?
Many cases are completed in one visit; infected teeth may need two.