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Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation in London, United Kingdom

At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we specialise in apicoectomy procedures for persistent apical inflammation, offering a sophisticated surgical solution when conventional root canal treatments haven't resolved the issue. This microsurgical procedure involves carefully removing the infected tip of your tooth's root and surrounding inflamed tissue, followed by sealing the root end with advanced biocompatible materials.

Our expert endodontists employ state-of-the-art microsurgical techniques to perform apicoectomies, ensuring precise treatment of periapical infections that persist despite previous root canal therapy. We understand that recurring dental pain and inflammation can significantly impact your daily life, which is why we focus on providing thorough treatment using the latest surgical approaches and materials, including Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) for optimal healing.

The procedure at our Harley Street facility involves careful planning and execution, beginning with detailed imaging to precisely locate the affected area. Using local anaesthesia for your comfort, our specialists access the root tip through a small incision in the gum tissue, remove the infected tissue and root tip, and place a biocompatible filling to prevent future infection. This targeted approach helps preserve your natural tooth whilst effectively addressing persistent inflammation at its source.

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Learn how we provide our Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation

At London Dental Specialists, our Apicoectomy treatment process follows a comprehensive approach designed to effectively address persistent apical inflammation. Our experienced endodontists utilise advanced microsurgical techniques to perform this specialised root-end surgery, which involves carefully removing the infected tissue and treating the root tip. The procedure begins with a thorough consultation and diagnostic assessment, followed by the development of a personalised treatment plan. During the procedure, we employ state-of-the-art equipment and biocompatible materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) to ensure optimal healing. Our post-treatment care protocol includes detailed recovery guidance and follow-up appointments to monitor your healing progress, ensuring the best possible outcome for your dental health.

  • Step 1: We Assess Your Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation Needs and Answer Your Questions and Concerns
  • Step 2: We Create Your Custom Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation Treatment Plan
  • Step 3: With Perfect Precision and Expertise, We Provide Your Treatment
  • Step 4: Post Treatment Care and Guidance Provided for your Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation Treatment Recovery
  • Consultation and Assessment for Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation

    At London Dental Specialists, your Apicoectomy consultation begins with a comprehensive assessment of your persistent apical inflammation. Our specialist endodontists will thoroughly evaluate your condition using advanced diagnostic techniques to determine if an apicoectomy is the most suitable treatment for you.



    During your initial consultation, we will:




    • Review your complete dental history and previous root canal treatments

    • Perform a detailed examination of the affected tooth and surrounding tissues

    • Take high-resolution digital X-rays to assess the extent of the infection

    • Discuss any symptoms you're experiencing

    • Evaluate any anatomical challenges that might affect the procedure



    Our specialists will then create a personalised treatment plan that addresses your specific needs. We'll explain:




    • The step-by-step procedure of your apicoectomy

    • Expected recovery timeline

    • Post-operative care instructions

    • Alternative treatment options if applicable



    We understand that surgical procedures can cause anxiety, which is why we take time to answer all your questions and concerns. Our team will ensure you're fully informed about the procedure and comfortable with the proposed treatment plan before proceeding.



    The consultation typically takes about 45-60 minutes, allowing ample time for a thorough assessment and detailed discussion of your treatment options. We'll provide you with pre-operative instructions and schedule your procedure at a time that suits you best.

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    Custom Treatment Plan for Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation

    At London Dental Specialists, our custom treatment plan for Apicoectomy begins with a thorough assessment of your persistent apical inflammation. Our specialists will carefully evaluate your previous root canal treatment and determine the precise surgical approach needed for your specific case.



    Your personalised treatment plan includes:




    • Detailed Diagnostic Analysis: Review of your dental history and previous treatments

    • Advanced Imaging: Precise mapping of the affected root structure and surrounding tissues

    • Treatment Timeline: Clear scheduling of your procedure and recovery periods

    • Post-operative Care Instructions: Comprehensive guidance for optimal healing



    We utilise state-of-the-art microsurgical techniques and employ the most advanced biocompatible materials, including Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA), ensuring the highest standard of care for your apicoectomy procedure.



    Your treatment plan will outline:




















    Treatment PhaseWhat to Expect
    Pre-operativeDetailed examination and preparation guidelines
    Surgical ProcedureStep-by-step explanation of the microsurgical approach
    Recovery PeriodComprehensive aftercare instructions and follow-up schedule


    Our specialists will thoroughly explain each aspect of your treatment, ensuring you're fully informed and comfortable with the procedure. We'll address any specific concerns and adapt the plan to accommodate your individual needs.

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    Treatment Procedures for Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation

    Apicoectomy treatment at London Dental Specialists involves a precise surgical procedure to address persistent apical inflammation when conventional root canal treatment hasn't resolved the issue. Our specialist endodontists perform this microsurgical procedure using advanced techniques and equipment.



    The procedure begins with thorough local anaesthesia to ensure your complete comfort throughout the treatment. Our specialists then create a small incision in the gum tissue to access the affected root tip area. Using specialised microsurgical instruments, we carefully remove the infected tissue and the tip of the root.



    Key steps in our apicoectomy procedure:




    • Precise imaging and planning using advanced diagnostic equipment

    • Administration of local anaesthesia

    • Creation of a small surgical window in the gum tissue

    • Removal of inflamed tissue around the root tip

    • Resection of the root tip (approximately 3mm)

    • Placement of biocompatible filling material

    • Careful suturing of the surgical site



    We use premium biocompatible materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) to seal the root end, ensuring optimal healing and preventing future bacterial contamination. This material is specifically chosen for its excellent sealing properties and tissue compatibility.



    Post-procedure care includes:




    • Detailed aftercare instructions

    • Ice pack application guidance to manage swelling

    • Appropriate medication recommendations

    • Scheduled follow-up appointments

    • Ongoing support throughout the healing process



    Most patients can return to their normal activities within 1-2 days, though complete healing typically occurs over several months. Our team provides comprehensive support throughout your recovery journey.

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    Post Treatment Care for Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation

    Post-treatment care is crucial for optimal healing after an apicoectomy procedure. Our team at London Dental Specialists provides comprehensive support throughout your recovery period, backed by our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments.



    For the first 24-48 hours after your procedure:



    • Apply ice packs to the outside of your face in 15-minute intervals to reduce swelling

    • Rest and avoid strenuous activities to prevent increased blood flow to the surgical area

    • Maintain a soft food diet and avoid chewing on the treated side

    • Avoid smoking or using straws as suction can disrupt healing



    For the following week:



    • Gently rinse with warm salt water 3-4 times daily, especially after meals

    • Continue with soft foods until the surgical site feels comfortable

    • Maintain careful oral hygiene, but avoid brushing directly on the surgical site

    • Take any prescribed medications as directed by your specialist



    Contact our clinic immediately if you experience:



    • Severe pain that doesn't respond to prescribed medication

    • Excessive swelling or bleeding

    • Unusual discharge from the surgical site

    • Persistent fever or general illness



    Follow-up appointments are essential to monitor your healing progress. Our specialists will schedule check-ups to ensure proper healing and address any concerns you may have during your recovery period.



    For any post-treatment questions or concerns, our dedicated support team is available to provide guidance and assistance throughout your recovery journey.

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    Our Expert Team for Apicoectomy Procedures

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team brings together extensive expertise in performing apicoectomies for persistent apical inflammation. Led by our endodontic specialist, Dr. Neha Patel, and supported by our periodontal expert, Dr. Ope Sodeinde, we offer comprehensive surgical endodontic care with the latest techniques and technology.

    Dr. Neha Patel's advanced qualifications, including her MClinDent in Endodontics and MEndoRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, make her particularly skilled in complex root-end surgeries and the management of persistent apical inflammation. Her meticulous approach to apicoectomy procedures ensures optimal outcomes for our patients.

    Our support team, including our experienced dental nurses Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, assists in creating a calm, efficient surgical environment. They work alongside our specialists to ensure every apicoectomy procedure is performed with the highest standards of care and precision.

    Each team member regularly participates in advanced training to stay current with the latest developments in surgical endodontic treatments. This commitment to continuous professional development ensures our patients receive the most up-to-date and effective treatments for persistent apical inflammation.

    Our dental therapist, Florentina Ciuchea, plays a vital role in post-operative care and patient education, helping ensure successful healing and recovery after apicoectomy procedures. Her expertise in oral health management contributes to our comprehensive approach to endodontic care.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel, our specialist in endodontics, brings exceptional expertise to apicoectomy procedures for persistent apical inflammation. With her Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent) and prestigious Membership in Endodontics (MEndoRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Dr. Patel is uniquely qualified to perform these complex microsurgical procedures. Her extensive training in root canal treatments and dental preservation makes her particularly adept at managing cases where conventional root canal therapy hasn't resolved persistent inflammation. As a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), Dr. Patel maintains current knowledge of the latest apicoectomy techniques and technologies, ensuring optimal outcomes for patients requiring this specialized treatment. Her meticulous approach and dedication to saving natural teeth have made her a trusted expert in managing complex endodontic cases at London Dental Specialists.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Master of Science in Restorative Dentistry (MSc (Rest Dent))

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent (Perio))

    • Membership in Periodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MPerioRCS (Ed))

    • GDC Registration Number: 104071

    Dr. Neha Patel

    Specialist in Endodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent (Ed))

    • Membership in Endodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MEndoRCS (Ed))

    • GDC No: 150517

    Dr. Kia Papagalani

    Specialist in Orthodontics

    Dr. Kia Papagalani brings specialized expertise to our apicoectomy procedures, complementing her comprehensive orthodontic background. While her primary focus is orthodontics, having earned her Diploma in Dental Surgery in Athens and Master of Science in Orthodontics from Ohio State University, she collaborates closely with our endodontic team in cases where orthodontic considerations impact apicoectomy treatment planning. Her international experience and understanding of dental biomechanics prove valuable when treating patients who require both orthodontic care and endodontic microsurgery. Dr. Papagalani's patient-centered approach ensures that apicoectomy procedures are coordinated effectively with any ongoing orthodontic treatment, maximizing successful outcomes for patients with persistent apical inflammation.

    Dr. Kia Papagalani Certifications


    • Diploma in Dental Surgery, DipDS

    • Master of Science in Orthodontics, MS (Ortho)

    • General Dental Council Registration No. 228487

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Our Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation in London, UK

    Considering Apicoectomy for Persistent Apical Inflammation? We understand you may have questions. Our team of dental specialists, including a Periodontist, Endodontist and Orthodontist along with our team of Dental Therapists and Nurses are here to guide you through the process.
    What is an apicoectomy and when is it needed for persistent apical inflammation?

    An apicoectomy is a specialized endodontic surgical procedure performed when conventional root canal treatment has failed to resolve persistent apical inflammation. During this microsurgical procedure, the infected tip of the tooth's root is removed, and a biocompatible filling material is placed to seal the root end, effectively eliminating the source of infection and inflammation.



    This procedure becomes necessary when symptoms persist after initial root canal therapy, particularly in cases of anatomical complications, blocked canals, or resistant bacterial infections in the root tip area. At London Dental Specialists, we perform apicoectomies using advanced microsurgical techniques to ensure precise treatment of persistent apical inflammation.




    • Common Reasons for Apicoectomy:

      • Failed previous root canal treatment

      • Complex root anatomy preventing conventional treatment

      • Persistent infection or inflammation at the root tip

      • Blocked or calcified canals




    • Procedure Steps:

      • Local anaesthesia administration

      • Small incision in the gum tissue

      • Removal of infected tissue and root tip

      • Placement of root-end filling

      • Suturing of the surgical site




    • Recovery Timeline:

      • 24-48 hours: Initial swelling and discomfort

      • 3-5 days: Significant reduction in swelling

      • 7-10 days: Suture removal

      • 2-4 weeks: Complete tissue healing





    We provide a 10-year warranty on all our endodontic procedures, including apicoectomies, ensuring long-term peace of mind for our patients.

    How long does recovery take after an apicoectomy procedure for persistent apical inflammation?

    Recovery after an apicoectomy procedure for persistent apical inflammation typically takes 7-10 days for initial healing, with complete tissue healing occurring over several months. Most patients can return to their normal activities within 1-2 days, though some swelling and mild discomfort may persist for the first week.



    The healing process occurs in stages, beginning with initial soft tissue recovery in the first few days, followed by bone tissue regeneration which continues for 3-6 months. During this time, the surgical site gradually heals and inflammation subsides as the biocompatible filling material helps prevent further infection.



    Recovery Timeline:



    • First 24 hours: Rest and apply ice packs to reduce swelling

    • Days 2-3: Peak swelling period, continue gentle ice application

    • Days 4-7: Swelling begins to subside, normal oral hygiene can resume

    • Days 7-14: Sutures removal (if non-dissolvable), return to normal diet

    • Months 1-6: Gradual bone healing and tissue regeneration



    Post-Procedure Care Tips:



    • Avoid strenuous physical activity for 2-3 days

    • Take prescribed medications as directed

    • Maintain soft food diet for the first week

    • Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption

    • Gentle salt water rinses after 24 hours



    Contact London Dental Specialists immediately if you experience severe pain, excessive bleeding, or signs of infection during recovery. Our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures ensures your peace of mind throughout the healing process.

    What are the potential risks and complications to consider before undergoing an apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation?

    The main risks and complications of apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation include post-operative swelling, temporary numbness, and minor discomfort lasting several days. While generally considered a safe procedure, patients should be aware of potential complications such as infection, bleeding, or damage to nearby structures like nerves or sinuses.



    Most complications are temporary and manageable with proper care, though in rare cases, more serious issues may develop. The success of the procedure largely depends on the specific case and proper post-operative care.



    Common Complications to Consider:



    • Temporary swelling and bruising around the surgical site

    • Mild to moderate pain for 1-2 weeks

    • Temporary numbness in the surgical area

    • Slight bleeding for the first 24-48 hours

    • Possible sinus involvement for upper teeth



    Less Common but Serious Risks:



    • Post-operative infection requiring antibiotics

    • Persistent numbness or tingling

    • Root fracture

    • Need for additional procedures



    At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive post-operative care instructions and our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures offers peace of mind. Should any concerns arise during recovery, our specialist team is available for support and follow-up care.



    Recovery Timeline:























    Time PeriodExpected Progress
    24-48 hoursInitial swelling and discomfort peak
    3-5 daysSignificant reduction in swelling
    1-2 weeksReturn to normal daily activities
    2-4 weeksComplete tissue healing
    What should patients expect during the consultation and preparation phase before an apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation?

    During the consultation and preparation phase for an apicoectomy, patients can expect a comprehensive evaluation of their dental history, previous root canal treatments, and current symptoms. Your endodontist will review recent X-rays and may take additional 3D imaging to precisely locate the infected area and plan the surgical approach. This initial consultation typically takes 30-45 minutes and includes a detailed discussion of your specific case.



    The preparation phase involves reviewing your medical history, current medications, and any conditions that might affect the procedure. Your endodontist will explain the surgical process, including the local anaesthetic administration and what to expect during and after the procedure.




    • Pre-procedure Requirements:

      • Recent dental X-rays or 3D imaging scans

      • Complete medical history review

      • Current medication list

      • Fasting instructions if sedation is planned




    • Discussion Points During Consultation:

      • Treatment alternatives and their outcomes

      • Detailed surgical procedure explanation

      • Expected recovery timeline

      • Post-operative care instructions




    • Pre-operative Instructions:

      • Avoid smoking for at least 24 hours before surgery

      • Arrange transportation if sedation is planned

      • Continue regular medications unless advised otherwise

      • Have ice packs ready at home for post-operative care



    What aftercare steps and lifestyle adjustments are recommended following an apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation?

    Following an apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation, proper aftercare is crucial for optimal healing. The first 24-48 hours require careful attention to rest, applying ice packs intermittently to reduce swelling, and taking prescribed pain medications as directed. Patients should avoid strenuous physical activity and maintain a soft food diet to prevent disrupting the surgical site.



    Long-term recovery involves maintaining excellent oral hygiene while being gentle around the surgical area. Warm salt water rinses should be performed 3-4 times daily, starting 24 hours after surgery. Most patients can return to normal activities within 2-3 days, though complete healing takes several months.



    Essential Aftercare Steps:



    • Apply ice packs for 20 minutes on, 20 minutes off for the first 24 hours

    • Take prescribed medications as directed

    • Avoid smoking and alcohol for at least 48 hours

    • Maintain a soft food diet for 3-4 days

    • Brush teeth gently, avoiding the surgical site for the first day

    • Use prescribed antimicrobial mouth rinse if provided



    Lifestyle Adjustments:



    • Sleep with head elevated for the first few nights

    • Avoid exercise and strenuous activities for 2-3 days

    • Do not probe the surgical area with tongue or fingers

    • Avoid hot foods and beverages for 24 hours

    • Resume normal oral hygiene routine gradually as directed



    Should you experience severe pain, excessive bleeding, or unusual symptoms, contact London Dental Specialists immediately. Our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures ensures you receive comprehensive support throughout your recovery journey.

    How does the surgical technique of apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation differ from standard root canal treatment?

    An apicoectomy is a specialised endodontic surgical procedure performed when conventional root canal treatment hasn't resolved persistent apical inflammation. This microsurgical procedure involves removing the infected tip of the tooth's root and surrounding inflamed tissue, followed by sealing the root end with biocompatible materials to prevent reinfection.



    At London Dental Specialists, our endodontists perform apicoectomies using advanced microsurgical techniques to treat persistent apical infections that haven't responded to traditional root canal therapy. The procedure typically takes 30-90 minutes under local anaesthesia, with most patients returning to normal activities within 1-2 days.



    Common Reasons for Requiring an Apicoectomy:



    • Failed previous root canal treatment

    • Complex root anatomy preventing conventional treatment

    • Persistent infection or inflammation at the root tip

    • Blocked or calcified root canals

    • Fractured root tips



    The Apicoectomy Procedure Process:



    1. Local anaesthetic administration

    2. Small incision in the gum tissue

    3. Removal of infected tissue and root tip

    4. Root end preparation and filling

    5. Suturing of the surgical site



    Post-Treatment Care:



    • Apply ice packs intermittently for the first 24 hours

    • Take prescribed medications as directed

    • Avoid strenuous activity for 2-3 days

    • Maintain good oral hygiene

    • Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled



    Our 10-year warranty covers all endodontic procedures, including apicoectomies, providing peace of mind for our patients. Contact us immediately if you experience any unusual symptoms during recovery.

    What are the key differences between traditional and microsurgical techniques in apicoectomy for persistent apical inflammation?

    Traditional and microsurgical apicoectomy techniques differ primarily in their precision and healing outcomes. Microsurgical approaches utilise advanced operating microscopes and specialised instruments, allowing for smaller incisions (typically 3-4mm versus 10-15mm in traditional methods) and more precise root-end preparation. This modern technique enables surgeons to better visualise and treat complex root anatomy while preserving more healthy tissue.



    The key distinction lies in the surgical approach, where microsurgical techniques employ ultrasonic instruments for root-end preparation instead of traditional burs, resulting in more conservative preparations that better maintain the root structure. This precision significantly reduces post-operative discomfort and promotes faster healing.




    • Traditional Technique Characteristics:

      • Larger surgical site exposure

      • Conventional surgical instruments

      • Bur-based root-end preparation

      • Limited magnification




    • Microsurgical Technique Features:

      • High-powered microscope guidance

      • Ultrasonic instrumentation

      • Minimal tissue trauma

      • Enhanced visibility of canal anatomy




    • Post-Treatment Care:

      • Ice pack application for first 24 hours

      • Soft diet for 48-72 hours

      • Gentle oral hygiene around surgical site

      • Follow-up appointment after 7-10 days



    What factors determine if a patient is a suitable candidate for apicoectomy treatment for persistent apical inflammation?

    An apicoectomy is a specialised endodontic surgical procedure performed when conventional root canal treatment hasn't resolved persistent apical inflammation. The procedure involves removing the infected tip of the tooth's root and surrounding inflamed tissue, followed by sealing the root end with biocompatible materials to prevent further infection.



    At London Dental Specialists, our endodontists perform apicoectomies using advanced microsurgical techniques to treat persistent apical inflammation that hasn't responded to traditional root canal therapy. The procedure typically takes 60-90 minutes under local anaesthesia and allows patients to return home the same day.



    Common Reasons for Requiring an Apicoectomy:



    • Failed previous root canal treatment

    • Complex root anatomy preventing conventional treatment

    • Persistent infection or inflammation at the root tip

    • Blocked or calcified root canals

    • Fractured root tips



    The Procedure Process:



    1. Local anaesthetic administration

    2. Small incision in the gum tissue

    3. Removal of infected tissue and root tip

    4. Root end preparation and filling with biocompatible material

    5. Suturing of the gum tissue



    Post-Treatment Care:



    • Apply ice packs to reduce swelling

    • Take prescribed medications as directed

    • Avoid hard foods for several days

    • Maintain good oral hygiene

    • Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled



    Our 10-year warranty covers all endodontic procedures, including apicoectomies. Patients can contact our specialist team for support throughout their recovery period.

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    What are the costs and financing options available for an apicoectomy procedure in London?

    At London Dental Specialists, an apicoectomy procedure typically costs between £800 to £1,500, with the exact price depending on the complexity of the case and specific tooth location. This advanced endodontic treatment includes all necessary pre-operative assessments, the surgical procedure itself, and follow-up care to ensure proper healing.



    We understand that dental procedures can be a significant investment, which is why we offer various payment plans and financing options to help make treatment more accessible. Our team will provide a detailed treatment plan with exact costs during your initial consultation.




    • Factors affecting apicoectomy costs:

      • Location of the affected tooth (anterior teeth vs molars)

      • Complexity of root structure

      • Need for additional procedures

      • Type of imaging required






















    Treatment ComponentWhat's Included
    Initial ConsultationExamination, X-rays, Treatment planning
    Surgical ProcedureLocal anaesthetic, Surgical materials, Root-end filling
    Post-operative CareFollow-up appointments, Recovery guidance


    Contact our specialist team to arrange a consultation where we can provide a personalised treatment plan and detailed cost breakdown for your specific case. All our endodontic treatments, including apicoectomies, are covered by our comprehensive 10-year warranty for your peace of mind.

    What are the payment plans and financing options available for my apicoectomy procedure?

    London Dental Specialists offers several flexible financing options to help make your apicoectomy procedure more manageable. For detailed payment plans tailored to your specific treatment needs, we encourage you to contact our financial coordinators who can discuss your individual circumstances and available options.



    We understand that dental procedures can be a significant investment in your oral health, which is why we work with various financial institutions to provide suitable payment solutions. The typical cost for an apicoectomy in London ranges from £800 to £1,500, though this may vary based on the complexity of your case.



    Common Payment Arrangements Include:



    • Monthly payment plans with flexible terms

    • 0% interest options (subject to approval)

    • Major credit and debit cards accepted

    • Private dental insurance coverage (where applicable)



    Steps to Arrange Financing:



    1. Schedule an initial consultation for treatment planning

    2. Receive a detailed cost breakdown

    3. Meet with our financial coordinator

    4. Choose your preferred payment option

    5. Complete simple paperwork



    Contact our treatment coordinators today to discuss your specific needs and explore the payment solutions available to you. Our team is committed to helping you receive the necessary treatment while working within your budget.

    What diagnostic tests and imaging will be performed to assess my suitability for the procedure?

    Prior to an apicoectomy, comprehensive diagnostic testing will be performed including detailed 3D cone beam CT scans and digital radiographs to precisely map the root structure and surrounding bone tissue. These advanced imaging techniques allow our specialists to visualise the exact location and extent of the periapical inflammation, helping determine if you're an ideal candidate for the procedure.



    Additional diagnostic assessments typically include pulp vitality testing, percussion and palpation examinations, and a thorough review of your previous root canal treatment history. This complete evaluation helps identify any anatomical complexities or potential complications that could affect the surgical approach.




    • Pre-operative Imaging Tests:

      • 3D Cone Beam CT scanning

      • Digital periapical radiographs

      • Panoramic x-rays when needed




    • Clinical Examinations:

      • Pulp sensitivity testing

      • Percussion testing

      • Palpation examination

      • Periodontal probing




    • Medical History Review:

      • Previous endodontic treatments

      • Current medications

      • Relevant medical conditions

      • Healing capacity assessment





    Our specialists will thoroughly discuss all findings with you during your consultation, explaining how these results influence your treatment plan. With our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures, you can feel confident in receiving the highest standard of care backed by our long-term commitment to your dental health.

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