Family Friendly & Specialty Dentists in London, UK
Our specialist Acton clinic delivers Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System using precision technology rarely found in general dental surgeries. Every practitioner has advanced training in their dental specialty, providing thorough care with accuracy. We combine certified expertise with comprehensive treatment planning to deliver excellent Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System results for Acton residents.
Dr. Sodeinde and our team maintain GDC specialist registration with qualifications from leading institutions including prestigious dental schools. All procedures follow BDA and GDC guidelines, so Acton patients can expect Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System that meets rigorous British dental regulations.
Dr. Ope Sodeinde's 20+ years of specialist experience in Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System gives you proven results at London Dental Specialists in Acton. Our comprehensive team includes qualified specialists in multiple treatment areas who collaborate on your care. We use modern technology for accurate treatment planning. Actual Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System patients demonstrate our expertise in this testimonial video:
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You'll receive a tailored assessment, straightforward treatment plan, and transparent costs—no surprises. We accept most dental insurers and offer easy monthly options.
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At London Dental Specialists, our broken instrument removal service is meticulously structured to ensure the safe and effective extraction of fractured instruments from root canal systems. The process begins with a comprehensive consultation and assessment, where our specialists employ advanced imaging techniques to precisely locate the broken instrument and evaluate the complexity of its removal. Following this, we develop a customised treatment plan tailored to the specific circumstances of each case, incorporating state-of-the-art techniques such as ultrasonic instrumentation and microscope-guided precision removal. The actual removal procedure is conducted with utmost care to preserve the natural tooth structure, utilising specialised micro-instruments under microscopic guidance. Post-treatment, we provide detailed care instructions and schedule follow-up appointments to monitor healing and ensure the long-term success of the treatment.
Use the tube from Acton to reach London Dental Specialists at 111 Regent's Park Road for comprehensive Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System. Transfer at Bond Street to the Jubilee Line for Regent's Park station. Our practice provides comprehensive guarantees on dental implants and expert aftercare support.
Our Acton practice uses Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System to treat particular dental conditions that benefit to this treatment approach. We carefully evaluate your condition to ensure Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System is the most appropriate solution. Our team explains which conditions can be successfully treated with Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System.
Principal Dentist & Specialist in Periodontics
BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) MSc(Rest Dent) MClinDent(Perio) MPerioRCS(Ed)
GDC No: 104071
Specialist in Endodontics
BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) FHEA MClinDent(Ed) MEndoRCS(Ed)
GDC No: 150517
Specialist in Orthodontics
DipDS Athens MS(Ortho) OSU
GDC No: 228487
If an instrument breaks during a root canal treatment, your dentist at London Dental Specialists will assess the situation carefully. The broken fragment may need to be removed using specialised equipment such as an operative microscope, ultrasonic tips, and precision grasping instruments. In some cases, if removal poses significant risks to the tooth structure, the fragment might be bypassed or sealed within the canal. Our specialists will discuss all options with you and recommend the safest approach for your specific situation.
At London Dental Specialists, we remove broken instruments from root canals using advanced techniques and equipment, including:
Our specialists have extensive training in these techniques to ensure the highest success rates with minimal risk to your tooth.
In some circumstances, it may be acceptable to leave a broken instrument in the root canal if attempting removal would pose greater risks to the tooth structure or surrounding tissues. The decision depends on several factors including the location of the fragment, the stage of treatment when breakage occurred, and whether infection is present. At London Dental Specialists, we thoroughly evaluate each case individually and only recommend leaving a fragment if it's the safest option for your long-term dental health.
Success rates for broken instrument removal at London Dental Specialists are generally high, particularly when the fragment is located in the straight portion of the canal or in the coronal third. Success rates typically range from 55-85%, depending on factors such as the location of the fragment, the type of instrument, canal anatomy, and the time elapsed since breakage. Our specialists' extensive experience and advanced equipment significantly improve the chances of successful removal compared to general practice settings.
Broken instrument removal procedures at London Dental Specialists are performed under appropriate local anaesthesia, ensuring you remain comfortable throughout the treatment. You should feel no pain during the procedure itself. Some patients may experience mild discomfort or sensitivity following treatment, which typically resolves within a few days and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relief if necessary.
A broken instrument removal procedure at London Dental Specialists typically takes between 60-90 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case. Factors affecting the duration include the location of the fragment, canal anatomy, and whether additional root canal treatment needs to be completed in the same appointment. Our specialists will provide you with a more accurate time estimate during your consultation based on your specific situation.
If a broken instrument cannot be safely removed at London Dental Specialists, we will discuss alternative treatment options with you, which may include:
Our priority is always to preserve your natural tooth whenever possible while ensuring infection-free healing.
Coverage for broken instrument removal varies depending on your specific dental insurance policy. At London Dental Specialists, we recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to confirm coverage details before treatment. Our administrative team can provide the necessary treatment codes and documentation to help you determine your benefits. We also offer various payment options to make treatment accessible regardless of insurance coverage.
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| Product | Brands | What it Takes Care of | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antiseptic Mouthwash | Corsodyl, Listerine Zero | Infection prevention | Helps prevent infection after root canal treatment and instrument removal. |
| Soft Toothbrush | Oral-B Sensitive, Colgate Ultra Soft | Gentle cleaning | Prevents irritation of the treated area during healing. |
| Sensitivity Toothpaste | Sensodyne Repair & Protect, Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief | Post-treatment sensitivity | Helps manage common sensitivity following endodontic procedures. |
| Salt Water Rinse Kit | Boots Pharmaceuticals, Superdrug | Natural cleaning | Gentle rinse to reduce inflammation and promote healing. |
| Pain Relief Medication | Nurofen, Panadol | Discomfort management | Over-the-counter options for managing post-procedure discomfort. |
| Cold Compress | Boots, Superdrug | Swelling reduction | Helps reduce any swelling that may occur after the procedure. |
| Interdental Brushes | TePe, Oral-B | Gentle interdental cleaning | For careful cleaning around the treated tooth without applying pressure. |
| Temporary Filling Material | DenTek, Boots Pharmaceuticals | Emergency protection | For temporary protection if a temporary filling becomes dislodged before permanent restoration. |
| Alcohol-Free Mouthwash | Dentyl pH, Oral-B Pro-Expert | Gentle rinsing | Non-irritating rinse safe for use after endodontic treatment. |
| Soft Diet Food Options | Heinz, Ambrosia | Comfortable eating | Soft foods that won't require pressure on the treated tooth. |
| Tooth Diary | Boots, WHSmith | Symptom tracking | For recording any sensations or changes to report to your dentist. |
| Dental Wax | Orthodent, Eludril | Temporary protection | Can protect rough edges if temporary restoration feels uncomfortable. |
We know that beginning Broken Instrument Removal from Canal System treatment can feel like a important step. That's why we make sure to respond to your inquiries and address any concerns you may have about treatment in Acton.
