Endodontic Treatment (Root Canal Treatment)
You may be an ideal candidate for Endodontic treatment if you suffer from constant tooth pain, swelling or sensitivity. Our goal at White Dental is to bring relief with a goal to keep the preservation of your natural tooth.
Why Choose Our Root Canal Service?
- Pain Relief & Preservation — Relieve discomfort and infection while retaining your natural tooth.
- Expert Approach — Treatment performed with advanced techniques for accuracy and comfort.
Dr Sarah Zaranko
Sarah graduated from the University of Sheffield and enjoys all aspects of dentistry. Her main interest lies in Endodontics where she has completed a Postgraduate Certificate with the University of Chester. She hopes to carry on her further training in the near future, and continue to gain confidence in completing high quality, complex root canal treatments.
Sarah strives to make every experience a positive one when coming to the dentist, and aims to make each person as comfortable as possible whilst also providing high quality care. Whilst happily providing care to patients of all ages, she will go above and beyond to help anyone in any way she can.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys running, travelling, and spending time with her friends and family.
Your Treatment Journey
Evaluation
Your symptoms will be assessed and if required, x-rays will be taken to decipher if root canal treatment is for you. If so, a personalised treatment plan will be created for you.
Custom-Tailored Treatment Plan
After discussing findings and treatment options, you’ll be fully informed before proceeding.
Gentle, Effective Treatment
Using modern techniques and equipment we carefully clear the infection from the root canal(s), followed by a seal to prevent future problems.
Post-treatment
After treatment, a crown or filling is chosen to restore strength and the function. Review appointments are booked to keep an eye on the healing process.
Common Questions
Will it hurt?
Most patients report only minor discomfort—root canal therapy typically alleviates pain more than it causes it.
How many visits?
Typically one or two, depending on the complexity of the case.
How long does root canal treatment last?
Teeth treated with root canals can last just as long as natural teeth, providewd they are cared for properly.
Want to talk to a member of our team?
Our friendly and knowledgeable team would love to discuss how we can help you.