It’s a procedure to remove infected tissue from inside a tooth, clean it, and protect it from further damage.
No—thanks to local anaesthetic, most patients feel no more discomfort than with a regular filling.
If the pulp of your tooth becomes infected from decay or trauma, a root canal is the best way to save it.
Most root canals can be completed in one or two appointments, depending on the tooth and level of infection.
In many cases, yes—a crown is recommended to protect and strengthen the treated tooth.
The infection can spread, leading to pain, abscesses, or even tooth loss. Early treatment is always best.
Success rates are very high when carried out by experienced dentists using modern techniques.
Because we combine gentle care, advanced methods, natural-looking results, and a supportive, calming environment.