Root Canal Treatment

Why spend three days on what we do in one? Single-visit root canal treatment.

A root canal removes infected pulp from inside a tooth and seals it — saving your natural tooth instead of extracting it. Dr. Tomer specialises in completing root canal treatment in a single sitting, even for complex cases that typically take other clinics three or more visits.

Do You Need This?

Lingering sensitivity to hot or cold
Pain when biting down
Swelling or a small bump near a tooth
A deep cavity or a cracked tooth

Benefits

Why patients choose Root Canal Treatment at Dentos.

Saves Your Tooth

Keeps your natural tooth in place instead of requiring extraction.

Single-Visit Specialist

Even complex, multi-canal cases are typically completed in one sitting, not three.

Stops Infection Spreading

Removes infected pulp before it spreads further or causes an abscess.

Specialist-Led

Performed by a specialist in endodontics for greater precision.

What to Expect

  1. 1

    Digital X-Ray

    Maps the tooth's root canal system precisely before starting.

  2. 2

    Removing Infected Pulp

    Under local anaesthesia, infected tissue is carefully removed.

  3. 3

    Cleaning & Sealing

    The canal is disinfected, shaped, and sealed with a biocompatible filling.

  4. 4

    Crown (If Needed)

    A crown is often added afterward to protect the treated tooth.

The Dentos single-visit root canal advantage

Why Choose Dentos for This

  • Specialises in single-visit root canal treatment, even for complex cases
  • Modern anaesthesia and rotary tools make it far more comfortable than its reputation
  • Performed by a specialist in endodontics (root canal therapy)
  • Saves the natural tooth instead of requiring extraction

Frequently Asked Questions

What is root canal treatment?

It is a procedure that removes infected or inflamed pulp tissue, disinfects the canal system and seals it to preserve the natural tooth.

Is root canal treatment painful?

Modern local anaesthesia and contemporary endodontic techniques make treatment comfortable for most patients.

Will I need a crown afterwards?

Many back teeth require a crown after root canal treatment because significant tooth structure has been lost.

These answers are for general education only — individual recommendations depend on clinical examination, imaging, diagnosis and informed consent.

Ready to Get Started?

Book a consultation and find out if Root Canal Treatment is the right fit for you.