Root Canal Treatment
Save Your Tooth & Put a Stop to the Pain with Root Canal Treatment
Treatment time
Around 60 to 90 minutes treatment time
Longevity
Lasts a lifetime with proper care
Cost
Starting from £400
Expert Care for Infected and Aching Teeth in Stoke-on-Trent
If you’re suffering from toothache, swelling or sensitivity that just won’t go away, you might be dealing with an infection deep inside your tooth. Left untreated, this can lead to ongoing pain, abscesses and eventually tooth loss. Root canal treatments offer a safe and effective way to stop the pain and save your natural tooth.
At Grosvenor Dental Practice in Stoke-on-Trent, we provide modern root canal therapy treatments designed to relieve oral discomfort and restore your smile with minimal fuss. Whether you’re in pain now or have been told you might need a root canal, we’re here to help, so get in contact to book your appointment.
What Is Root Canal Treatment?
A root canal treatment is a routine dental procedure used to save a badly damaged or infected tooth. When the soft tissue inside the tooth (called the pulp) becomes inflamed or infected due to deep decay, cracks or trauma, it can cause severe pain, sensitivity or swelling.
Rather than removing the tooth, a root canal allows us to carefully clean out the infection, seal the root and restore the tooth with a crown or filling, so you keep your natural tooth and get rid of the pain for good.
Common Signs You May Need a Root Canal
You may need this treatment if you’re experiencing:
– Throbbing or persistent toothache
– Pain when chewing or biting
– Sensitivity to hot and cold that lingers
– Swelling or a pimple on the gum
– Discolouration of the tooth
– History of trauma or deep decay in the affected tooth
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, get in touch with our team for a consultation. Acting early can prevent further damage and avoid the need for extraction.
Why Choose Root Canal Treatment
Comfortable and effective treatment performed by experts:
– Save your natural tooth
– Avoid tooth extraction
– Stop the spread of infection
– Eliminate toothache and discomfort
– Preserve your bite and jawbone
– More affordable than other treatments
Root canal treatment is highly successful and, when paired with other cosmetic treatments such as protective crowns, can last for many years without concern.
Don’t Ignore Toothache – Book Now
Toothache or swelling won’t go away on its own – and delaying treatment can lead to more serious problems like infection spreading, abscesses or even permanent tooth loss. Early intervention not only relieves pain faster but also gives you the best chance of saving your natural tooth.
At Grosvenor Dental Practice, we offer fast, expert care in a calm and supportive environment. Whether you need a diagnosis or already know you need root canal treatment, our experienced team is here to help you feel better – and stay that way.
Call us today or book online to take the first step towards pain-free, healthy teeth.
Your Root Canal Treatment Journey with Grosvenor Dental Practice
Here’s everything you might need to know about starting and completing your journey to restoring your dental health with root canal therapy in Stoke-on-Trent. Whether you’re looking to relieve pain or simply learn more about the procedure, our team of dentists will be on hand to guide you through every step. If you’re ready to schedule your initial consultation or simply want more information, don’t hesitate to get in contact now!
| Treatment duration | The procedure for a root canal treatment can generally last anywhere from 60 to 90 minutes per tooth. If multiple teeth have been affected, then treatment length can be difficult to predict without first assessing the decay. |
| Initial consulation | In your initial consultation, the extent of your symptoms will be assessed through a comfortable, non-invasive examination. An X-ray may also be taken if deemed neccessarry. |
| Patient comfort | Local anaesthesia can be applied to ensure the treatment is completely pain-free. |
| Longevity | With proper care and the application of a protective crown, a tooth that has undergone root canal therapy can last a liftime. |
| Post-treatment care | Patients are advised to avoid chewing on the treated tooth/teeth until a permanent crown has been put in place. |
| Cost of treatment | Incisor or canine - £400 / Premolar - £490 / Molar - £600 |
Book Appointment
If you think you may need a root canal or any questions on the treatment please call Grosvenor Dental Practice now on 01782 848708 now or email [email protected].
Frequently Asked Questions
Patients have numerous questions when it comes to root canal treatments. Put your mind at ease with the answers to the most frequently asked questions..
Do root canals hurt?
We use local anaesthetic and modern techniques so the procedure is practically pain-free. Most patients say it’s no more uncomfortable than an ordinary filling, and many are actually surprised by how smooth the process is.
How long does it take to heal from a root canal?
Most people feel back to normal within a few days. Mild tenderness may last up to a week but usually settles quickly. If pain worsens or persists, be sure to contact your dentist.
Can you eat after a root canal?
You can eat and drink after your treatment, but it’s recommended that you wait until the numbness wears off to avoid biting your cheeks or tongue. Stick to soft foods for the first day and avoid chewing on the treated side until any tenderness settles.
Do you get put to sleep for a root canal?
Do you need a crown after a root canal?
Often yes, especially for back teeth (molars). A dental crown protects the tooth from cracking and helps it last longer. Your dentist will advise based on the tooth’s condition.
Do you have to take antibiotics after a root canal?
Not usually. Antibiotics aren’t needed unless there’s a severe infection or swelling. The root canal itself removes the source of infection.
How will your tooth look after treatment?
It should look natural, especially if restored with a crown or tooth-coloured filling. Any discolouration can usually be corrected with cosmetic treatment if needed.
