Advanced procedures

Root Canal Treatment

Painless, precise treatment that saves an infected tooth — often completed in a single, comfortable sitting.

Root canal treatment in progress

What is a root canal?

Save your natural tooth.

When decay or injury reaches the soft pulp inside a tooth, it can cause severe pain and infection. A root canal removes that infection — and saves the tooth.

Using digital imaging and rotary endodontics, we clean, disinfect and seal the inside of the tooth with precision. Modern techniques make the experience far more comfortable than its reputation suggests.

  • Stops the pain quickly and safely
  • Keeps your own tooth instead of removing it
  • Often completed in a single visit

The process

How it works.

Gentle, thorough and paced for your comfort.

01

Diagnosis & X-ray

We pinpoint the infection with a digital X-ray and numb the area completely.

02

Gentle cleaning

The infected pulp is carefully removed and the canal is cleaned with rotary tools.

03

Disinfect & seal

The canal is disinfected and sealed to prevent any re-infection.

04

Protect with a crown

A crown is usually fitted to restore full strength and protect the tooth.

Why choose RCT

Relief, without losing your tooth.

Ends the toothache

Removes the source of the pain at its root — fast, lasting relief.

Saves the natural tooth

Keeping your own tooth is almost always better than removing it.

Single-sitting options

Many cases are completed in one appointment, saving you repeat visits.

Stops it spreading

Treating infection early protects the surrounding teeth and gums.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Is a root canal painful?

The procedure itself is done under local anaesthesia, so it feels similar to having a filling. Most patients are relieved to find it ends the pain they came in with, rather than causing it.

How many visits will I need?

Many root canals are completed in a single sitting. More complex cases may need a second visit — we'll let you know after the initial assessment.

Do I need a crown afterwards?

In most cases yes. A treated tooth becomes more brittle, so a crown restores its strength and protects it for the long term.

Is it better than removing the tooth?

Wherever possible, saving your natural tooth is the better option — it keeps your bite intact and avoids the need for a replacement later.

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Crowns & Bridges

The usual next step — a crown to protect your treated tooth.

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Dental implants

Dental Implants

If a tooth can't be saved, an implant is the gold-standard replacement.

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Cosmetic dentistry

Cosmetic & Smile Design

Refresh and brighten your smile once you're pain-free.

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Book your visit

In pain? Don't wait.

Book a free consultation — you only pay for treatment. Emergency care available 24/7.

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