Family Friendly & Specialty Dentists in London, UK
Microscopic examination allows us to detect dental cracks and internal damage that are invisible to the naked eye. A consultation assesses your suitability and the time your case will need.
Performed by Dr Neha Patel, specialist in endodontics (GDC No. 150517).
Finding a hairline fracture takes more than a standard visual check. We use microscopic examination to identify damage that often stays invisible to the naked eye, so you get the correct treatment from the start rather than the wrong clinical choice. Dr Patel uses this high-resolution magnification to decide whether a tooth can be saved through pulp capping or needs more intensive work.
Cost and accuracy matter most to patients. We provide a diagnosis-first consultation so pricing is transparent and based on a verified clinical need. Once the plan is set, we provide a detailed root canal aftercare guide to support your recovery.
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Many patients arrive anxious about the state of their teeth, or worried that a tooth is already lost. We provide a calm environment where you can be honest about your concerns without judgement. Dr Patel uses these tools to find hairline cracks or hidden infections that a standard X-ray often misses, and this precision helps decide whether a tooth is saveable through a pulpotomy or needs root canal retreatment. Dr Patel uses this technology to check the diagnosis is accurate before any treatment begins.
The consultation covers your specific needs, including the time required and the cost of the examination.
We use a dental microscope to examine your tooth at high magnification, so we can see hairline fractures invisible to the naked eye. It is a non-invasive process: we simply observe the tooth surface and internal structure to find the exact location of the damage.
Once the crack is located, we assess whether the tooth can be kept. Some cases need a root amputation to remove a damaged root while keeping the rest of the tooth. Others may need an apicoectomy to treat inflammation at the root tip.
We explain the findings and the steps needed to resolve the issue. This stage sets out the risks and the likely timeline for your case, and we give you a clear plan before any active treatment begins.
Using the microscope, we carry out the endodontic work with close accuracy. This precision reduces the risk of complications, and we work carefully to protect the structural integrity of the tooth.
We carry out a final check to confirm the crack is managed and the tooth is stable. Your consultation sets out the total time and cost these steps involve.
We use advanced dental operating microscopes for a precise diagnosis of tooth fractures. This magnification lets us treat infected tooth pulp using precision instruments and advanced materials for canal disinfection, and to carry out microsurgery that preserves the natural tooth and restores oral health.
We use bioactive materials to stimulate dentine bridge formation and support pulp healing, and we also offer regenerative treatment as an alternative to traditional apexogenesis procedures. The practice is led by Dr Ope Sodeinde, GDC-registered specialist periodontist (GDC No. 104071).
We apply these technologies across a range of specialist services, including root canal retreatment, apicoectomy, and cracked tooth treatment, as well as dental trauma care and treatment for luxation.
We maintain a calm, unhurried manner so every patient feels heard, with honest options and no-pressure consultations. You can find details of endodontics costs in London to help you plan your visit.
We confirm the cost at your initial consultation, once we have identified the specific needs of your tooth.
The duration is assessed at your consultation. We allow the clinician sufficient time to identify the precise location and depth of any cracks.
We keep you comfortable throughout. If you feel anxious, we can discuss anaesthetic options.
This is for patients with suspected dental cracks that are difficult to see with the naked eye. We often combine this with CBCT 3D imaging to get a complete view of the tooth anatomy and root canal.
Finding the exact cause of a crack or infection takes precision. We use high-magnification tools to see what is invisible to the naked eye. This lets Dr Patel determine whether your tooth will survive.
The specific requirements for your case are set at a clinical assessment. We explain what happens at your root canal consultation and how to book so you know what to expect from the first visit.
020 7589 7792
We offer a range of specialist procedures for complex root and pulp problems. Depending on what the examination finds, we may recommend pulp capping to protect the nerve or a pulpotomy to remove part of the pulp. Where a specific root is too compromised to save, we carry out root amputation.
Precision is central to our work. We use the 3D scan to map root anatomy before treatment begins, and you can find details of endodontics costs in London and our root canal aftercare guide to help you prepare for your visit.
You receive a written plan and an itemised quote that is yours to keep and use at any other practice. You can arrange your assessment with Dr Patel to determine the next steps for your care.
The consultation fee is £195, which is credited toward your treatment if you proceed with us. Payment particulars can be discussed with our staff.
020 7589 7792
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111 Regent's Park Road, Primrose Hill, London NW1 8UR
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