Root Canal Treatment (Endodontics)

Inside every tooth is a soft core of nerve and blood vessels called the pulp. When decay, a deep crack or trauma allows bacteria to reach the pulp, it can become inflamed or infected, often causing pain or an abscess. Root canal treatment (endodontics) removes that damaged tissue, cleans and shapes the fine canals inside the roots, disinfects them and seals them, allowing the natural tooth to be kept rather than extracted.

At KM Dental Experts treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, with cone-beam CT or RVG imaging available to map the canal anatomy and confirm diagnosis. The centre's pricing reflects how the complexity rises with the number of canals — a single-canal front tooth is more straightforward than a four-canal molar — and lists separate, higher fees for retreatment, where existing root filling material must first be removed from a tooth that was treated…

Because a root-treated tooth can become more brittle, the dentist will usually recommend protecting it with a crown or substantial restoration afterwards, particularly for back teeth that take heavy chewing forces. Saving the natural tooth this way helps preserve the bite and avoids the need to replace it. The dentist confirms the number of canals, the likely number of visits and the final cost after examination and imaging; the price shown reflects…