Gentle, Painless Root Canal to Save Your Tooth and End the Pain




Root canal treatment removes infection from inside a tooth, helping to save it from extraction. Modern techniques make the procedure comfortable and highly successful, allowing you to return to normal eating and smiling with confidence.
A root canal is a dental procedure that treats infection within the tooth’s pulp, the soft tissue containing nerves and blood vessels. When this area becomes infected due to decay, cracks, or trauma, the tooth can become painful and inflamed.
During treatment, the infected tissue is removed, the canals are cleaned and shaped, and the tooth is sealed to prevent reinfection. A crown is often added afterwards to strengthen and protect the tooth long-term.
Root canal therapy is designed to save your natural tooth and avoid the need for extraction.


You may need a root canal if you are experiencing:
Persistent toothache
Sensitivity to hot or cold
Swelling or tenderness around the gum
Pain when chewing
Darkening or discolouration of a tooth
A dental abscess
Examination & Diagnosis
Pain Relief & Numbing
Cleaning & Shaping the Canals
Sealing the Tooth
Restoration with a Crown


We assess your symptoms, take X-rays, and confirm whether a root canal is the best treatment.

Gentle, patient-centred care
Modern equipment for precise and comfortable treatment
Highly experienced dentists trained in advanced endodontic techniques
Focus on saving your natural tooth wherever possible
Clear communication and transparent treatment plans
Convenient appointments in the heart of Newtown
If you’re experiencing tooth pain or infection, our gentle and experienced team is here to help save your tooth and restore your comfort.
Book your root canal consultation today at Clifton Dental.

If you are suffering from pain, swelling, uncontrolled bleeding after an extraction, or had a tooth knocked out then please get in touch by calling us for an emergency appointment.
At Clifton Dental, we endeavour to offer any patient with a dental emergency a same day appointment to get you out of pain.
If you have a dental emergency outside the normal practice hours, please telephone the NHS on 111. You are also free to contact NHS Direct on 111 to find out your nearest Accident and Emergency department that has a dentist on call, although these services are usually quite limited.