Although an endodontist is a dentist, they have completed an additional three or more years of academic training after graduating from dental school to become a GDC-Registered Specialist in Endodontics.
This additional training is focused on diagnosing tooth pain, root canal treatment and other procedures relating to the inside of the tooth.
In most cases, an infected tooth can be saved with endodontic treatment. A combination of extensive clinical knowledge, skill, and equipment is used to perform a seamless and pain free treatment.
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Please note that deposits are non-refundable if you are to miss or cancel within 48 hours before your appointment.
At present we are taking the full balance of the treatment the day before the appointment to minimise the contact and waiting time within the practice.
Any accompanying persons should ideally wait in their car for the duration of the visit.
You may experience some discomfort the first few days after your treatment. If this occurs, Dr Bhanderi will recommend appropriate pain relief if necessary.
If you do experience severe pain that lasts more than a few days, please do not hesitate to contact us and we can give you further advice.
We use the most up-to-date equipment and with Dr Bhanderi’s and Dr Jacobs’ expertise and gentle manner, your treatment should be pain-free and comfortable.
For information about your endodontic treatment, please click on the link: About Endodontics
It is fine to eat as normal before your treatment.
We usually take around three to four radiographs. All radiographs that we take are absolutely necessary and justified. We use digital X-ray technology that have a lower dose than conventional film X-rays.
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