What is root canal treatment?
Root canal treatment is a procedure used to clean infected or inflamed tissue from inside a tooth. The space is then cleaned, sealed, and restored so the tooth can continue to function when it is suitable to preserve.
Root canal treatment removes diseased tissue from inside a tooth so it can be cleaned, sealed, and restored where clinically appropriate. At Serene Dentistry, each case begins with an examination and appropriate imaging.
If you have ongoing tooth pain or sensitivity, a timely dental assessment can help identify the cause and prevent the problem from progressing. Treatment recommendations depend on the condition of the tooth and your overall oral health.

Your dentist will discuss the findings, treatment choices, and restoration needed after the root canal procedure.
The aim is to address the source of the problem and preserve the natural tooth when possible. Healing and long-term maintenance vary between patients.
Root canal treatment is a procedure used to clean infected or inflamed tissue from inside a tooth. The space is then cleaned, sealed, and restored so the tooth can continue to function when it is suitable to preserve.
Your dentist may discuss root canal treatment when decay, a crack, trauma, or repeated dental work has affected the pulp inside a tooth. An examination and imaging help determine the diagnosis.
The appointment usually includes examination, local anaesthesia, access to the tooth, cleaning of the canals, sealing, and a planned restoration. The number of visits depends on the tooth and individual clinical needs.
Follow the instructions given by your dentist, avoid chewing hard foods on a recently treated tooth until it has been restored as advised, and contact the clinic if symptoms worsen or do not settle.
No. Tooth pain can have several causes. Your dentist will examine the tooth and recommend treatment based on the diagnosis.
Timing varies with the tooth, infection, and restoration required. Your dentist can explain the expected appointments after assessment.
The tooth usually needs a suitable restoration and follow-up care. Your dentist will advise when and how to protect it.
Book an assessment with our dental team to understand the cause and discuss suitable treatment options.