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Root Canal Treatments in Manchester & London

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Root Canal Treatment

Root canal treatment, or endodontic therapy, is a procedure that saves a damaged tooth caused by decay, infection, or injury. At Bespoke Dental & Implant Clinic, we specialise in providing gentle and effective root canal treatments to relieve pain and preserve your natural teeth. The process involves removing the damaged or infected pulp from the inside of the tooth, cleaning and disinfecting the area, and then filling and sealing it to prevent further issues.

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  • Root Canal Treatments
    From £795

Re-root canal treatments

  • Re-root canal treatments
    From £1,200

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Why Choose Bespoke Dental for Root Canal Treatment?

Across Manchester and London, we offer:

  • 99% Success Rate – Our specialists assess every case carefully to ensure your tooth is worth saving and treatment is likely to succeed. 
  • Expert Diagnosis – We use CBCT scans to see exactly what’s happening inside your tooth before recommending treatment.
  • Sedation Available – Nervous about your root canal? We offer sedation options to keep you calm and comfortable.

 

  • Same-Day Emergency Appointments – Severe toothache can’t wait. We’ll see you quickly and relieve your pain. 
  • Clear Guidance on Extraction vs Root Canal – We’ll honestly assess whether saving the tooth is the right choice, or if extraction and replacement is better long-term. 
  • Transparent Pricing – No hidden fees. You’ll know the full cost before treatment begins.

Our Clinics

Manchester

482-484 Liverpool Road, Peel Green, Eccles, Manchester, M30 7HZ

Our Manchester root canal clinic in Eccles offers convenient access for patients across Greater Manchester. Whether you’re experiencing sudden tooth pain or have been referred for specialist root canal treatment in Manchester.

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London

370 Old Street, London, EC1V 9LT

Located on Old Street in the heart of London, our root canal clinic is patient-first and equipped with cutting-edge technology. Our London specialists will talk you through your options honestly and help you make the right decision for your long-term oral health. 

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Root Canal?

Is root canal treatment painful?

What is the recovery time after a root canal procedure?

How much does treatment cost?

Should I have a root canal or an extraction?

What happens if my canal treatment fails?

Answer

Root canal treatment removes inflamed or infected pulp from the tooth. The affected area is cleaned and disinfected, then filled and sealed to restore the tooth’s integrity. The purpose of a root canal is to eradicate bacteria from the infected canal, prevent reinfection, and preserve your natural tooth.

 

With anaesthesia administered, root canals aren’t significantly more painful than common dental procedures like fillings. After the procedure, it’s normal to experience some soreness or numbness, which can be easily managed with over the counter pain relief medication.

Although you’ll likely experience numbness for 2 to 4 hours after the procedure, most patients can return to school or work immediately following a root canal. It’s recommended to avoid eating until the numbness has completely subsided.

 

Root canal treatments start from £795. Specialist canal therapy and apicectomy prices are available on assessment.

 

It depends on the condition of your tooth. Root canals have a 99% success rate when conditions are right, and they allow you to keep your natural tooth. However, if the tooth is severely cracked, the infection is too advanced, or the root structure is compromised, extraction may be the better long-term option. Our endodontist will assess your case and give you honest advice.

Root canal failure is rare but can happen due to persistent infection, a missed canal, a cracked tooth, or reinfection. If this occurs, you may need retreatment or an apicectomy (surgery on the root tip). In some cases, extraction becomes the best option. Our specialists will reassess and recommend the most effective next step.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Root Canal?

Root canal treatment removes inflamed or infected pulp from the tooth. The affected area is cleaned and disinfected, then filled and sealed to restore the tooth’s integrity. The purpose of a root canal is to eradicate bacteria from the infected canal, prevent reinfection, and preserve your natural tooth.

 

Is root canal treatment painful?

With anaesthesia administered, root canals aren’t significantly more painful than common dental procedures like fillings. After the procedure, it’s normal to experience some soreness or numbness, which can be easily managed with over the counter pain relief medication.

What is the recovery time after a root canal procedure?

Although you’ll likely experience numbness for 2 to 4 hours after the procedure, most patients can return to school or work immediately following a root canal. It’s recommended to avoid eating until the numbness has completely subsided.

 

How much does treatment cost?

Root canal treatments start from £795. Specialist canal therapy and apicectomy prices are available on assessment.

 

Should I have a root canal or an extraction?

It depends on the condition of your tooth. Root canals have a 99% success rate when conditions are right, and they allow you to keep your natural tooth. However, if the tooth is severely cracked, the infection is too advanced, or the root structure is compromised, extraction may be the better long-term option. Our endodontist will assess your case and give you honest advice.

What happens if my canal treatment fails?

Root canal failure is rare but can happen due to persistent infection, a missed canal, a cracked tooth, or reinfection. If this occurs, you may need retreatment or an apicectomy (surgery on the root tip). In some cases, extraction becomes the best option. Our specialists will reassess and recommend the most effective next step.