What to expect during your appointment and how we prepare for your care.
Precise removal of infection to relieve pain and preserve the natural tooth.
Targeted surgical treatment to eliminate infection at the root tip and save the tooth.
Accurate identification of the source of dental pain for effective, lasting treatment.
Advanced 3D imaging for precise diagnosis and predictable treatment planning.
During your consultation, our expert dental team will take the time to listen to your concerns, assess your oral health, and discuss any issues or symptoms you may be experiencing. We will likely do a few clinical tests and and x-rays to get a better understanding of the problem. If a 3D Scan Xray is advisable, this will be offered to you at the consultation before treatment options are discussed.
It’s completely understandable to feel a little nervous, and you’re not alone. We always move at a pace that feels right for you, making sure you’re comfortable every step of the way.
With over 13 years of experience, Dr. Irfan Jiwa’s has helped many anxious patients feel relaxed and supported. If you have any concerns at all, we’re more than happy to talk things through and answer your questions.
Consultation
Examination (inc Xrays)
CBCT (3D Xray)
£60
£150
Primary Root Canal Treatment
Incisor or canine
Premolar
Molar
Composite Core
£600
£700
£750
£140
Root Canal Retreatment
Incisor or canine
Premolar
Molar
Composite Core
£650
£750
£800
£140
Surgical Treatment
Apical Microsurgery (Apisectomy)
Crown Lengthening Surgery
Resorption Repair
£700
£500
£600
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A root canal is a procedure used to treat an infected or damaged tooth. If the pulp (the soft tissue inside the tooth) becomes infected due to decay or injury, a root canal removes the infected tissue, cleans and disinfects the area, and seals it to prevent further infection. This helps preserve your natural tooth and alleviate pain, avoiding the need for an extraction.
Root canal treatment is typically not painful. We perform the procedure under local anesthesia, ensuring you remain comfortable throughout. Most patients report that the pain they experience from a root canal is less than the pain caused by the infection itself, and many experience relief almost immediately after the treatment.
A root canal treatment is performed to save a tooth with infected or damaged pulp. If a previous root canal fails or the tooth becomes reinfected, a re-root canal (retreatment) may be necessary. This procedure involves reopening the tooth, removing old fillings, cleaning the canals again, and resealing the tooth to ensure long-term healing.
An apicoectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove infection from the tip of the tooth’s root, typically when a standard root canal treatment isn’t enough. This procedure is often performed when there is persistent infection at the root tip, and it helps save the tooth by sealing it from the bottom up.
Crown lengthening is a procedure designed to expose more of your tooth structure by gently reshaping the gum and bone tissue. It is often necessary when a tooth is broken or decayed below the gum line, as it allows us to create a stable foundation for a crown, restoring both the function and appearance of the tooth.
Vital pulp therapy is a less invasive, conservative treatment aimed at preserving the living pulp (the soft tissue inside the tooth). It uses medicated materials to heal and protect the pulp, encouraging the tooth to repair itself. This approach often avoids the need for a full root canal treatment and is used when the pulp is still healthy enough to recover.
We use high-powered microscopes and advanced diagnostic tools to detect cracks that are not visible to the naked eye but can cause sharp pain. Early diagnosis of cracked tooth syndrome allows us to stabilize the tooth before the damage becomes irreversible.
If you’re experiencing dental or facial pain, we provide specialized evaluations to pinpoint the exact source of your discomfort. By identifying the root cause of the pain, we ensure that you receive the correct treatment, leading to faster and more effective relief.
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is a 3D imaging technology that provides high-resolution scans of your teeth, bone, and nerves. This allows us to assess your condition with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring precise diagnosis and treatment planning. CBCT imaging helps guide us in providing safer, more predictable procedures.
Yes! We offer second opinions for patients seeking clarity or reassurance about their dental treatment options. During your consultation, we will thoroughly assess your situation, provide an honest evaluation, and discuss all available treatment options to help you make an informed decision.
Tooth resorption occurs when the structure of the tooth breaks down internally or externally. We use advanced bioceramic materials to halt this process and restore the tooth, preventing further damage and potential tooth loss. This specialized repair helps preserve your tooth for the long term.
If an instrument breaks inside the root canal, we have specialized tools, including microscopes and ultrasonic devices, to safely retrieve or bypass the broken fragment. This ensures that your root canal treatment can be completed successfully without further complications.
Yes, we offer sedation options to help you relax and remain comfortable during longer or more complex procedures. Our sedation options are safe and tailored to your specific needs, making it a great choice for patients with dental anxiety or those undergoing extensive treatments.
Yes, we welcome direct referrals from other dental professionals and medical providers. If your patient requires specialized treatment, we offer a smooth referral process, ensuring that both the referring provider and patient receive the necessary updates and care.
You can schedule an appointment by calling us at +1 (123-456-789) or visiting our website to book your consultation. If you’re experiencing an emergency, don’t hesitate to contact us right away—we’ll prioritize your care and help you get the treatment you need as soon as possible.
Yes, we offer a free consultation for new patients. This is a great opportunity to meet with our experts, discuss your concerns, and explore treatment options at no cost to you. We believe in empowering patients with the information they need to make informed decisions about their dental health.
