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Regenerative endodontics is a procedure used to treat teeth with underdeveloped roots. This helps the tooth continue growing and strengthening. Dr Neha Patel, specialist in endodontics (GDC No. 150517), performs this treatment to help preserve the natural tooth structure.
The longevity of the result depends on the individual case. A clinical assessment determines the expected duration and the specific technique your tooth needs.
Persistent tooth pain is often a sign of infected pulp. Left untreated, these infections can become serious and spread to adjacent teeth. We provide endodontics in London to stop this spread, avoid the need for extraction, and preserve your natural tooth structure. Whether you are dealing with dental trauma care, a cracked tooth, or a failed previous root canal, the first step is an accurate diagnosis.
We use 3D CBCT imaging and an operating microscope to identify the precise cause of your pain. These tools let Dr Patel detect incomplete fractures and gauge nerve response through pulp vitality tests, cutting the need for exploratory treatment and keeping your plan targeted to the specific issue.
Choosing the wrong treatment for a developing tooth can lead to permanent loss. We provide specialist-led planning so the correct clinical path is chosen from the start. Dr Patel assesses each case to decide whether a tooth can be regenerated or whether it needs apexification for root end closure.
Cost is a primary concern for most patients. We use a diagnosis-first consultation for pricing transparency, so there are no surprises. This initial assessment lets us build an itemised quote, so you understand exactly what is involved before any work begins.
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Saving a tooth that has not fully developed is the primary goal of regenerative endodontics. We use this approach for immature teeth where the root has not finished growing, which helps prevent the tooth becoming brittle or failing. If you are concerned about tooth loss or have heard myths about the discomfort of root canal therapy, we provide a calm environment to address those fears. Dr Patel assesses each case to decide whether this specific biological approach is the right fit. You can compare root canal treatments: which option fits to see how this differs from traditional methods.
Whether you are managing a child's dental health or your own, we do not judge anyone for delaying care. We understand that dental anxiety is common. Your assessment confirms your candidacy and explains the process clearly.
We begin by examining the tooth to see whether the nerve tissue is infected. This visit establishes whether we can save the tooth through root canal therapy or whether a different approach is needed. We explain the findings and the steps needed to protect your dental health.
We carry out a protective procedure to remove the damaged or infected tissue from inside the canal, stopping the infection spreading. In some cases we may use pulp capping to protect the remaining healthy pulp.
Once the infection is removed, we clean the internal chambers and shape the canals so they are free of debris. This stage is critical for the long-term stability of the tooth.
We fill the cleaned canals with a biocompatible material. This seal prevents bacteria re-entering the tooth and provides a stable foundation for the final restoration.
The final step restores the tooth's strength. We place a filling or crown so the tooth can withstand normal biting pressure, completing the process of saving your natural tooth.
We use operating microscopes, precision instruments, and advanced materials for filling and canal disinfection, and magnification for a precise diagnosis of tooth fractures during microscopic examination.
We use bioactive materials to stimulate dentine bridge formation, which promotes pulp healing. This regenerative approach is an alternative to traditional apexogenesis.
We offer a range of specialist interventions, including root canal retreatment, apicoectomy, and cracked tooth treatment. We also provide dental trauma care and treat luxation. Through microsurgery, we preserve the natural tooth and restore oral health.
The practice is led by Dr Ope Sodeinde, GDC-registered specialist periodontist (GDC No. 104071).
We focus on the clinical results that matter most to you. Our team keeps a calm, unhurried manner and honest options, with no-pressure consultations for patients who feel anxious.
Costs vary based on the clinical needs of the tooth. We determine the exact fee at your initial assessment, where we examine the root structure and plan the necessary steps.
We remove infected tissue from the canal to save the natural tooth. For immature teeth, we use regenerative endodontics to encourage the root to continue growing and strengthening.
Treatment is necessary when the internal pulp becomes infected or damaged. Without intervention, the infection can spread, leading to tooth loss or abscesses.
The cost depends on the complexity of the case and the number of appointments required. Dr Patel provides a detailed cost breakdown following your clinical assessment.
Determining whether a tooth can be saved needs a precise clinical examination. We use this visit to evaluate the root development. You can read what happens at your root canal consultation and how to book to find out if this is the right path for you. Dr Patel assesses the internal anatomy to establish the most effective approach for your case.
You can find more information about endodontics in London to understand how these procedures differ from standard root canal therapy.
020 7589 7792
At your clinical examination, Dr Patel determines the most effective way to manage an immature tooth. We can discuss apexification for root end closure if regenerative methods are not the primary choice for your case.
You receive a written plan and an itemised quote at your visit, which is yours to keep and use at any other practice. You can arrange your assessment with Dr Patel to determine what your teeth need.
020 7589 7792
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