A conversation first
Describe your symptoms and bring relevant dental records.
A conversation about tooth pain, infection and whether root canal treatment is suitable for your tooth.
Root canal treatment addresses infection inside a tooth by removing the affected pulp, cleaning the canals and sealing the tooth. An examination helps determine whether this treatment is appropriate.
General patient information. Your clinician will assess your individual needs. Further patient information: NHS ↗
Your consultation helps you understand what comes next.
Describe your symptoms and bring relevant dental records.
Discuss the findings, treatment choices and likely visits.
Understand the final restoration and follow-up plan.
Bring your own questions to your consultation too.
Some teeth need a crown after root canal treatment. Ask what restoration is recommended for your tooth.
The number and length of appointments depend on the tooth and treatment complexity. The clinic can explain the expected plan.
No. A dental assessment is needed to find the cause and decide on suitable care.
Explore related options and ask the clinician how they fit your needs.
Start with an assessment and a clear discussion about replacing missing teeth.
Explore treatmentMake room for your routine dental visit. Discuss your teeth, gums and the cleaning care that suits you.
Explore treatmentExplore ways to restore a damaged tooth or replace missing teeth, with space to compare your options.
Explore treatmentCall or message the team to discuss your concern and confirm an appointment.
Let’s plan your visit