Root Canal Treatment Near Newborough | Moe Family Dental Clinic

Gentle & Effective Root Canal Treatment Near Newborough

Toothache that doesn't go away on its own? You could be experiencing an infected or inflamed tooth pulp. The most effective way to relieve this pain while saving your natural tooth is through a root canal treatment.

Root canal treatment helps preserve the structure and function of your natural tooth with a proven success rate of over 97%. A root canal-treated tooth can last as long as your natural teeth with good care.

At Moe Family Dental Clinic, we offer safe, gentle, and effective root canal treatment near Newborough, employing modern methods and a patient-centred philosophy to make the process as painless as possible.

What Is Root Canal Treatment?

Root canal treatment (or endodontic therapy) is a procedure used to treat infection inside a tooth. This dental procedure is carried out when the innermost part of the tooth, 'the pulp,' becomes badly decayed or infected. If left untreated, the tooth will begin to die, which could lead to the loss of the tooth. To save the tooth, the infected pulp needs to be removed to prevent the formation of an abscess. In dental terms this procedure is called 'Endodontics.' The tooth is made up of:

Enamel - The hard outer layer of the tooth.
Dentine - This forms the core and gives the basic shape to the tooth, which supports the enamel. It is softer than enamel but harder than bone.
Pulp - Is the central part of the tooth, which contains nerves and blood vessels and lies within the root canal

Some reasons the pulp could die:

Caries - If caries 'decay' is left, it will travel through the enamel and dentine down into the pulp chamber.
Trauma - A severe knock that affects the pulp.
Severe Gum Disease - The gum detaches itself from the tooth, creating a gap between the tooth and the gum; bacteria then get trapped, causing an infection that can infect the pulp.

The symptoms

Pain - This can be anything from a constant dull ache to severe pain or pain only when biting
A spot sometimes appears on the gum in the area of the infected tooth; this is where the collection of pus from the root tip is draining, which will leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Swelling in the gum area surrounding your tooth

What to Expect During Root Canal Treatment

Examination and Diagnosis: We start with a detailed examination and digital X-rays to determine the severity of the dental damage.
Local Anaesthetic: To ensure that you experience no pain during the procedure, a local anaesthetic is injected to completely numb the area.
Removal of Infected Pulp: With the help of high-speed rotary instruments, infected or inflamed pulp is excavated, and the canals are cleaned and shaped.
Filling: After thoroughly disinfecting the tooth, the canals are then filled with biocompatible filling material (gutta-percha) and properly sealed.
Final Restoration: Depending on the condition and position of the tooth, we may recommend placing a crown to strengthen the tooth and protect it.

Why Choose Root Canal Over Tooth Extraction?

Modern root canals do not hurt any more than getting a regular tooth filling. The procedure is usually quick and painless because of anaesthesia and advanced tools. A root canal treatment enables you to:

Keep your natural bite and chewing ability functional
Prevent adjacent teeth from shifting
Prevent the need for implants or bridges
Save on long-term dental costs
Saves jawbone health
Protects against bone loss that normally occurs after tooth extraction
Your original tooth stays intact without noticeable gaps
Less downtime compared to surgical extraction and implants
The latest technology used makes it easy and comfortable
Prevents speech issues due to missing teeth
Prevents nearby teeth from moving out of place and lowers the risk of decay

Advanced Technology. Experienced Team.

We use the latest dental technology to enhance the precision, safety, and efficiency of your root canal treatment. From digital imaging to rotary endodontic systems, all the tools we use contribute to a smoother, less painful root canal experience.

Our team is well-trained in handling both simple and intricate cases, and we are dedicated to making every patient feel relaxed and supported throughout the procedure.

Book Your Root Canal Consultation Today

If you are experiencing tooth pain or suspect that you have an infection, don't wait. Early treatment and diagnosis can save your tooth and avoid unnecessary discomfort. Smile effortlessly again with expert root canal treatment near Newborough at Moe Family Dental Clinic.

Call us today or book your appointment online – we're here to help you protect your smile!

FAQs

Due to local anaesthesia and modern equipment being used, the procedure is normally painless. Some discomfort after treatment may be experienced, which can be managed with painkillers.

Most root canals can be done in 2-3 visits, depending on the infection severity and the number of infected teeth.

We highly recommend getting a dental crown after a root canal treatment, especially forposterior teeth, as they endure more pressure during chewing and need extra protection. A crown returns strength and function to the treated tooth.

The cost depends on the case complexity and whether a crown is required. At Moe Family Dental Clinic, we offer you a detailed quote upfront and discuss all payment options available beforehand.

With proper oral hygiene and regular checkups, a tooth that has been treated with a root canal can last many years.