Root Canal Therapy
Root canal therapy treats infection or inflammation inside a tooth, helping relieve pain and preserve the natural tooth.
A carefully planned approach to root canal therapy.
Root canal therapy treats infection or inflammation inside a tooth, helping relieve pain and preserve the natural tooth.
Your consultation includes a detailed assessment, discussion of suitable alternatives and a clear explanation of expected timing, investment and maintenance.
Final fees depend on the complexity of care and are confirmed after a complete clinical assessment.
Why patients consider this treatment.
Every recommendation is based on your oral health and personal treatment goals.
Relieves infection-related discomfort
Preserves the natural tooth
Restores normal function
Prevents the infection from progressing
This treatment may be suitable when you are experiencing:
Suitability can only be confirmed after a professional examination and review of your oral health.
Schedule an assessment →What to expect from consultation to completion.
Your exact process may vary depending on your clinical needs and selected treatment plan.
Diagnosis
The tooth is examined and appropriate digital imaging is completed.
Comfort and access
The tooth is numbed and the internal canal system is carefully accessed.
Cleaning and sealing
Infected tissue is removed and the internal space is cleaned, shaped and sealed.
Final restoration
A filling or crown is placed to protect the treated tooth and restore function.
Meet with an experienced Lumina dentist.
During your private consultation, your dentist will assess your oral health, answer your questions and explain every suitable option without pressure.
Common questions about root canal therapy.
Contact the care team for answers specific to your health and treatment goals.
Ask another question ↗Modern anesthesia and treatment techniques are designed to keep the procedure comfortable.
Many back teeth benefit from a crown after root canal treatment to reduce the risk of fracture.
Untreated infection may worsen, spread or eventually make the tooth impossible to save.