Overview
A root canal saves a tooth when decay, fracture or a failed filling infects the inner pulp. The inflamed tissue is removed, canals disinfected and sealed — stopping pain and spread while keeping your natural tooth. SmileX performs most cases in one or two visits with rotary instruments and profound anaesthesia.
Why patients choose us
- ✓ Keeps your natural tooth — no extraction
- ✓ Immediate relief from toothache
- ✓ Clears infection and abscess risk
- ✓ Crowned tooth chews at full strength
How it works
- 1X-ray diagnosis plus complete numbing
- 2Opening the chamber, cleaning and disinfecting canals
- 3Shaping and sealing with rubber-like material
- 4Seal plus protective crown placement
Common questions
Is a root canal painful?
No — anaesthesia keeps treatment pain-free; mild soreness for a day or two is managed with medication.
How many visits are needed?
Often one to two, depending on infection extent.
Will I need a crown afterwards?
Usually yes — a crown protects the sealed tooth against bite forces.
What affects the cost?
Depends on infection severity, tooth type and crown material. Written estimate with EMI options before we begin.
