Root Canal Treatment

Relieving pain and preserving your natural teeth.

You are in safe hands with Adam Moore who has as an special interest in Endontontics and was awarded a postgraduate Diploma in Endontics from the University of Chester.

Endodontics explained

Endodontics is a dental speciality focused on treating and preventing diseases that affect the dental pulp (the nerve inside the tooth) and the supporting structures around it. A root canal becomes necessary when the pulp becomes infected or inflamed, often leading to significant pain or sensitivity. Our priority is always to help patients stay pain free and maintain healthy teeth and gums.

Saving your natural tooth

The main purpose of endodontic treatment is to preserve natural teeth and avoid extractions wherever possible. By saving the tooth, patients can often prevent the need for dentures, bridges, or dental implants in the future.


Why choose root canal treatment

  • Saves your natural tooth. Avoids the need for an extraction.
  • Relieves pain. Removes infection at the source of the ache.
  • Comfortable. Carried out gently under local anaesthetic.
  • Fully restored. The tooth is sealed and usually crowned to protect it.
DDYour visit

What will happen during your visit

1

We fully numb the tooth so you stay comfortable throughout.

2

The infected or damaged pulp is removed and the canals cleaned.

3

The inside of the tooth is disinfected and sealed.

4

We restore the tooth with a filling or crown - sometimes over two visits.

DDGood to know

Frequently asked questions

It actually relieves pain. Carried out under local anaesthetic, the procedure itself is comfortable.

Keeping your natural tooth is usually the best option for long-term function and appearance.

One or two, depending on the tooth and the level of infection.

Often yes - a crown protects and strengthens the treated tooth.

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