What does treatment address?
Root canal treatment removes infected tissue inside a tooth. The aim is to treat the infection while retaining the tooth where possible.
Root canal treatment addresses infection inside a tooth. Ask your clinician about the assessment, treatment stages and any restoration needed afterwards.
Discuss root canal treatment
Root canal treatment removes infected tissue inside a tooth. The aim is to treat the infection while retaining the tooth where possible.
Your dentist examines the tooth and explains whether root canal treatment, specialist review or another approach is appropriate. Discuss your symptoms directly with the clinic.
The dentist accesses the tooth, removes infected tissue, cleans and shapes the canals, then fills and seals them. Treatment may involve multiple appointments.
A temporary filling may be used between appointments. A final filling or crown may be needed. Follow the clinician’s care instructions and review schedule.
Confirm whether the quote includes the final restoration, any specialist work and reviews. Agree who to contact if questions arise between appointments.
Ask how many appointments may be needed, whether the tooth needs a filling or crown afterwards, and how the result will be reviewed.
Your dentist will confirm the stages and appointments after examining the tooth. Ask whether a final filling or crown needs a separate visit.
A final filling or crown may be needed. The dentist assesses the tooth and confirms the restoration and its cost.
Check the itemised quote with the clinic; root canal work and the final restoration should be clearly identified.
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