Restore · Root Canal
Root Canal
Save the tooth. Skip the myths about pain.
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Is this you?
You're not the only one.
A dull ache has turned into pain that won't let up.
Hot or cold makes one tooth flinch long after the sip is gone.
You've heard root canal horror stories and you're dreading this.
A tooth is discoloured or tender to the touch, and you don't know why.
The Batteesee approach
Listening first, then treating.
- 01
Diagnose precisely
Digital X-rays and a careful exam confirm what's happening inside the tooth, before anything is touched.
- 02
Numb thoroughly
Local anaesthesia and a patient pace mean most patients feel pressure, not pain.
- 03
Clean and seal
The infected pulp is removed, the canal cleaned and sealed, stopping the problem at its source.
- 04
Restore fully
A crown or filling protects the treated tooth, so it goes back to ordinary work.
Why it matters
Worth doing properly.
A root canal doesn't remove a healthy tooth.
It saves one that's in trouble. Done well, it ends the pain and keeps the tooth doing its job for years.
Questions
Asked often, answered honestly.
Not with proper anaesthesia. Most patients describe relief once the infected pulp is removed, not new pain.
Saving your natural tooth preserves chewing, bite, and bone. Extraction is always the last option, not the first.
Often one to two, depending on the tooth and infection. Your dentist will map it out before starting.
Usually, yes, especially on back teeth, which need extra strength to chew comfortably again.
Talk to us about root canal.
A 15-minute consultation is the easiest first step. No pressure, ever.