Root Canal Treatment







Root Canal Treatments In Torbay
Control Your Own Treatment.
Most importantly we want you to have control over what treatments are best for you as an individual. We always start with a casual and informal chat to understand your specific needs and concerns. Following that, our comprehensive oral health assessment will help us identify any issues that may need addressing. We are then able to discuss bespoke treatment options and allow you to decide which treatment you think to be the most appropriate for your circumstances.
We want you to have a wonderful experience at South Devon Dental and are thrilled to welcome new members to our practice. If you have any suggestions on how we can improve our services, please do let us know so that we can continue to improve the care and services we provide.

Questions About Root Canal Treatment
Here are some of the common questions we’re asked about Root Canal Treatment. All of our treatments are tailored to suit your individual needs. Because of this we often recommend a consultation with one of our dental team if you’re considering any treatments, so we can assess and advise the best options available to you. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact us.
Treatments are tailored to suit your individual needs Root Canal Treatments start from £560 but will vary depending on the type of tooth and location. View the full dental price guide here to see the cost of dental treatments.
Common signs that you might need a root canal include:
- Severe toothache, especially when chewing or applying pressure
- Prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, even after the source is removed
- Darkening or discoloration of the tooth
- Swelling and tenderness in nearby gums
- Persistent or recurring pimples on the gums
If you experience any of these symptoms, it’s important to see your dentist for an evaluation.
While root canal treatments are generally safe and effective, some potential risks and complications include:
- Infection: In rare cases, an infection can persist or recur if not all the bacteria are removed or if the tooth’s canals are not adequately sealed.
- Tooth Fracture: The tooth may become more brittle after the pulp is removed, making it more susceptible to fractures. This is why a crown is often recommended to protect and strengthen the tooth.
- Incomplete Removal: If the canals are unusually shaped or difficult to access, it may be challenging to completely remove all the infected pulp, necessitating further treatment.
Your dentist will discuss these risks with you and take measures to minimize them, ensuring the best possible outcome for your treatment.
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Explore the wide range of dental treatments we offer at South Devon Dental. From general dentistry and routine checkups to orthodontic services and advanced cosmetic procedures, we have everything you need to maintain and enhance your smile.








