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Failed Root Canal in London

When your root canal fails, you need a specialist who can save your tooth. Dr. Ope Sodeinde leads London Dental Specialists with over 20 years of experience and holds specialist qualifications in both periodontics and prosthodontics from King's College London. His team includes Dr. Neha Patel, a registered endodontics specialist with MClinDent(Ed) and MEndoRCS(Ed) credentials who focuses specifically on complex root canal retreatments and surgical endodontics. Together, they use advanced 3D imaging technology to diagnose exactly why your previous treatment failed and create a precise treatment plan to resolve the infection and save your natural tooth.



You get access to the full range of failed root canal treatments under one roof. This includes endodontic retreatment, apicoectomy (root tip surgery), and when necessary, immediate tooth replacement with dental implants backed by our 10-year warranty. Located at 111 Regent's Park Road in Central London, we serve patients throughout the greater London area with flexible scheduling and CQC registration for your safety. Our specialists have taught at The Royal College of Surgeons and mentor other dentists, giving you confidence that your complex case will be handled with the most current techniques available.

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Learn About The Problem of Failed Root Canal

A failed root canal occurs when a previously treated tooth becomes reinfected or continues to cause pain and discomfort. This happens when bacteria re-enter the tooth through inadequate sealing, missed canals during the original treatment, or new decay around the filling. You might experience throbbing pain, swelling, or sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures. Sometimes the tooth feels different when you bite down.



The infection can return months or even years after your initial treatment. Your tooth may develop a painful abscess at the root tip. Some patients notice their gums becoming tender and swollen around the affected tooth. Others experience a persistent bad taste in their mouth or notice their tooth becoming darker in colour.



You should seek immediate treatment if you experience any pain, swelling, or discomfort in a previously root canal treated tooth. Early intervention prevents the infection from spreading to surrounding teeth and bone. Delaying treatment can lead to more serious complications requiring extensive procedures.



At London Dental Specialists, Dr. Neha Patel specialises in endodontics and treats failed root canals using advanced techniques and 3D imaging technology. Our Central London clinic serves patients throughout the greater London area. Don't ignore the warning signs of a failed root canal. Contact London Dental Specialists today to restore your tooth health and eliminate your discomfort with expert endodontic care.

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How We Treat Failed Root Canal at London Dental Specialists



At London Dental Specialists, we transform failed root canal cases into successful outcomes using advanced endodontic expertise and cutting-edge technology. Our specialist endodontist Dr. Neha Patel, with her MClinDent(Ed) and MEndoRCS(Ed) qualifications, leads our comprehensive approach to saving teeth that others might consider hopeless. We begin with detailed 3D CBCT imaging to identify exactly why the original treatment failed, whether from missed canals, persistent infection, or procedural complications.



Our treatment methodology centres on non-surgical retreatment for failed root canals as the first line approach, using microscopic examination and advanced cleaning techniques to eliminate infection and seal the root system properly. When non-surgical options aren't viable, we offer apicoectomy procedures and retrograde filling techniques to address persistent inflammation at the root tip. Our specialists also excel in complex cases requiring broken instrument removal or perforation repair.



What sets our practice apart is our multidisciplinary approach, combining Dr. Patel's endodontic expertise with Dr. Ope Sodeinde's periodontal and prosthodontic skills when comprehensive rehabilitation is needed. We use thermal and electric pulp testing alongside microscopic examination to ensure accurate diagnosis before treatment begins. Our 20 years of combined experience means we can often save teeth that other practices would extract, helping you avoid the need for dental implants whilst preserving your natural tooth structure and bite function.

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How We Treat Failed Root Canal at London Dental Specialists



At London Dental Specialists, we transform failed root canal cases into successful outcomes using advanced endodontic expertise and cutting-edge technology. Our specialist endodontist Dr. Neha Patel, with her MClinDent(Ed) and MEndoRCS(Ed) qualifications, leads our comprehensive approach to saving teeth that others might consider hopeless. We begin with detailed 3D CBCT imaging to identify exactly why the original treatment failed, whether from missed canals, persistent infection, or procedural complications.



Our treatment methodology centres on non-surgical retreatment for failed root canals as the first line approach, using microscopic examination and advanced cleaning techniques to eliminate infection and seal the root system properly. When non-surgical options aren't viable, we offer apicoectomy procedures and retrograde filling techniques to address persistent inflammation at the root tip. Our specialists also excel in complex cases requiring broken instrument removal or perforation repair.



What sets our practice apart is our multidisciplinary approach, combining Dr. Patel's endodontic expertise with Dr. Ope Sodeinde's periodontal and prosthodontic skills when comprehensive rehabilitation is needed. We use thermal and electric pulp testing alongside microscopic examination to ensure accurate diagnosis before treatment begins. Our 20 years of combined experience means we can often save teeth that other practices would extract, helping you avoid the need for dental implants whilst preserving your natural tooth structure and bite function.

Step 1

Step 1: Initial Consultation and Assessment




  • Comprehensive examination of your failed root canal tooth using gentle, pain-free techniques to assess the current condition and determine the best treatment approach

  • Advanced digital imaging including X-rays and 3D scans to clearly visualise the root structure, surrounding bone, and any infection - helping us create your personalised treatment plan

  • Detailed discussion about your symptoms, concerns, and treatment goals in a relaxed, pressure-free environment where all your questions are welcomed and answered

  • Assessment of surrounding teeth and gums by our specialist team to ensure any treatment integrates seamlessly with your overall oral health

  • Review of your medical history and any medications to ensure safe, effective treatment tailored specifically to your needs

  • Clear explanation of all available treatment options, from retreatment to extraction and replacement, presented in easy-to-understand terms without dental jargon

  • Transparent discussion of timelines, costs, and what to expect at each stage, so you feel fully informed and confident about moving forward

  • Immediate pain relief measures if needed, ensuring your comfort throughout the assessment and beyond

Step 2

Step 2: Detailed Assessment and Treatment Planning




  • Comprehensive diagnostic imaging using advanced 3D scans and digital X-rays to evaluate the failed root canal, surrounding bone health, and infection extent - providing our specialists with a complete picture of your oral health

  • Collaborative consultation between our endodontic specialist and Dr. Ope Sodeinde to determine the most suitable treatment approach, whether retreatment, surgical intervention, or tooth replacement options

  • Detailed treatment planning session where we explain all available options including root canal retreatment, apicoectomy (root-end surgery), or dental implant replacement, ensuring you understand each approach thoroughly

  • Risk assessment and success prediction using evidence-based protocols to evaluate factors such as tooth structure remaining, bone quality, and your overall oral health to recommend the most predictable treatment outcome

  • Personalised timeline development creating a step-by-step treatment schedule that fits your lifestyle and addresses any immediate pain or infection concerns as our top priority

  • Cost transparency and treatment goals providing clear financial information and establishing realistic expectations for healing time, success rates, and long-term prognosis of your chosen treatment

  • Patient partnership approach ensuring you feel confident and informed throughout the planning process, with ample opportunity to ask questions and participate in treatment decisions that affect your oral health

Step 3

Step 3: Active Treatment Phase




  • Retreatment procedure implementation: Our endodontic specialists carefully remove the previous filling material and thoroughly clean the infected root canals using advanced techniques to eliminate bacteria and damaged tissue

  • Real-time treatment monitoring: We continuously assess your comfort levels during the procedure. Pain relief is adjusted as needed. Most patients experience significant relief immediately following treatment

  • Precision canal preparation: Each root canal is meticulously shaped and disinfected using state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring complete removal of infection whilst preserving healthy tooth structure

  • Patient communication throughout: Our team explains each step as we proceed, keeping you informed and comfortable. You can signal if you need a break or have concerns at any point

  • Advanced sealing techniques: We apply modern biocompatible materials to seal the cleaned canals completely, preventing future bacterial invasion and ensuring long-term success

  • Immediate post-treatment assessment: Before you leave, we evaluate the treatment outcome and provide detailed aftercare instructions tailored to your specific case and healing requirements

  • Progress monitoring schedule: Follow-up appointments are arranged to track healing progress, with adjustments made to your care plan based on how well your tooth responds to treatment

Step 4

Step 4: Recovery & Maintenance




  • Immediate post-treatment care: Follow prescribed antibiotics and pain management protocols whilst avoiding hard foods for the first few days to ensure proper healing of the treated tooth

  • Regular monitoring appointments: Attend scheduled follow-up visits with Dr. Ope Sodeinde to assess healing progress and ensure the new restoration is functioning optimally within your bite

  • Enhanced oral hygiene routine: Maintain excellent daily brushing and flossing habits, with special attention to the treated area to prevent future bacterial infections and preserve the longevity of your restoration

  • Professional maintenance cleanings: Schedule routine hygienist appointments every three to six months to remove plaque buildup and monitor the health of surrounding gums and supporting bone structure

  • Protective measures: Use a custom night guard if you grind your teeth, and avoid chewing on hard objects like ice or pens to protect your investment in specialist endodontic treatment

  • Long-term success monitoring: Receive periodic X-rays and clinical examinations to ensure the treated tooth remains healthy and functional for decades to come

  • Ongoing specialist support: Access our multidisciplinary team at London Dental Specialists for any concerns, with direct communication channels to address questions about your recovery and maintenance needs

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Our Team of Dental Specialists

dr ope sodeinde specialist in periodontics london

Dr Ope Sodeinde

Principal Dentist & Specialist in Periodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) MSc(Rest Dent) MClinDent(Perio) MPerioRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 104071

dr neha patel specialist endodontist london

Dr Neha Patel

Specialist in Endodontics

BDS MFDS RCS(Ed) FHEA MClinDent(Ed) MEndoRCS(Ed)

GDC No: 150517

dr kia papagalani specialist orthodontist london

Dr Kia Papagalani

Specialist in Orthodontics

DipDS Athens MS(Ortho) OSU

GDC No: 228487

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#1 Choice for Helping With Failed Root Canal in London

When you need failed root canal treatment, London Dental Specialists provides GDC registered specialist endodontists with measurable clinical advantages other practices cannot match. Dr. Neha Patel holds MClinDent(Ed) and MEndoRCS(Ed) qualifications specifically in endodontics, while our multidisciplinary team includes specialists in periodontics and prosthodontics for comprehensive treatment planning. Our 20+ years of clinical experience and Care Quality Commission registration demonstrate the documented expertise available for complex endodontic cases.




  • GDC Registered Specialist Endodontist: Dr. Neha Patel (GDC No: 150517) holds MClinDent(Ed) and MEndoRCS(Ed) qualifications - formal specialist credentials many general dentists lack for complex root canal retreatment


  • Multidisciplinary Specialist Team: Access to periodontics specialist Dr. Ope Sodeinde (20+ years experience) and orthodontics specialist Dr. Kia Papagalani when your case requires coordinated treatment approaches


  • Advanced Diagnostic Technology: 3D imaging and computer-guided assessment capabilities provide detailed visualization for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning of failed endodontic cases


  • Documented Clinical Experience: Over 20 years of treating complex dental cases with Care Quality Commission registration and adherence to BDA, GDC, and UK standard treatment guidelines


  • Academic Teaching Credentials: Dr. Sodeinde teaches at The Royal College of Surgeons, England, demonstrating current knowledge of advanced treatment protocols and evidence-based approaches


  • Comprehensive Treatment Options: When retreatment is not viable, immediate access to implant specialists with MClinDent Prosthodontics qualifications and 10-year dental implant warranty coverage


  • Central London Accessibility: Located at 111 Regent's Park Road, NW1 8UR, providing convenient access to specialist-level endodontic care without referral delays to distant specialist practices


  • Integrated Periodontal Support: Dr. Sodeinde's bone and gum regeneration expertise using autografts, allografts, and xenografts available when failed root canals have affected surrounding tissues


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Frequently Asked Questions



How do I know if my root canal has failed?


Several signs indicate a failed root canal treatment. Pain is often the first warning signal. This might be a dull ache or sharp discomfort when biting down. Swelling around the treated tooth is another red flag. You might notice tenderness in your gums or a small bump that appears near the tooth. Discolouration can also occur, with the tooth becoming darker than surrounding teeth. Some patients experience sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, even months after treatment. If you notice any of these symptoms, don't wait. Contact our specialists immediately for an assessment. Early intervention often leads to better outcomes and can save your natural tooth.



What causes a root canal to fail?


Root canal failure happens for various reasons. Sometimes bacteria remain in the tooth's complex canal system despite thorough cleaning. These microscopic invaders can multiply over time. Incomplete sealing allows new bacteria to enter the treated tooth. A crack in the tooth can also compromise the treatment. Poor oral hygiene after treatment increases infection risk. Delayed placement of the final crown or filling can expose the tooth to contamination. In some cases, the tooth's anatomy is particularly challenging, with curved or narrow canals that are difficult to clean completely. Age of the original treatment matters too. Root canals from many years ago may not meet today's standards. Our specialists use advanced techniques and equipment to minimise these risks during treatment.



Can a failed root canal be retreated, or do I need extraction?


Many failed root canals can be successfully retreated. This is wonderful news for patients who want to keep their natural teeth. Retreatment involves removing the old filling material and thoroughly cleaning the canals again. We use microscopes and advanced techniques that weren't available years ago. Success rates for retreatment are encouraging when performed by specialists. However, some cases require extraction. Severely cracked teeth often cannot be saved. Extensive bone loss around the tooth may make retreatment impossible. The tooth's structure must be strong enough to support a new restoration. Our team will carefully evaluate your specific situation. We'll explain all options clearly, including the pros and cons of each approach. Your comfort and long term oral health guide our recommendations.



How painful is root canal retreatment?


Modern root canal retreatment is far more comfortable than many patients expect. We use effective local anaesthesia to ensure you feel no pain during the procedure. Most patients report feeling only pressure, not discomfort. Our sedation options help anxious patients relax completely. After treatment, mild soreness is normal for a few days. This typically feels like a bruised sensation when biting. Over the counter pain relievers usually provide adequate relief. Some patients experience no discomfort at all. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and pain management guidance. Our team remains available for any concerns during your recovery. Remember, the discomfort from a failed root canal is often worse than the retreatment itself. Many patients feel immediate relief once the infection is addressed.



How long does root canal retreatment take?


Root canal retreatment typically requires one to three appointments. Each visit lasts between 60 to 90 minutes. The exact timeline depends on your tooth's complexity and the extent of the problem. Simple cases might be completed in a single visit. More challenging situations need multiple appointments for optimal results. We never rush treatment to meet arbitrary timelines. Your tooth's health takes priority over speed. Between appointments, we place a temporary filling to protect the tooth. The final restoration, usually a crown, is placed after the root canal healing is complete. This might add another week or two to the overall timeline. We'll provide a clear treatment schedule during your consultation. Our goal is thorough, comfortable treatment that lasts for many years.



What are the alternatives if retreatment isn't possible?


When retreatment isn't feasible, several excellent alternatives exist. Dental implants are often the gold standard replacement option. An implant involves placing a titanium post into the jawbone where the tooth root was. This supports a crown that looks and functions like your natural tooth. Implants preserve jawbone health and don't affect neighbouring teeth. Dental bridges are another option, connecting crowns to adjacent teeth. This works well when neighbouring teeth also need crowns. Partial dentures can replace the missing tooth, though they're less stable than implants or bridges. Our specialists will discuss which option suits your specific situation best. We consider your overall oral health, lifestyle, and preferences. Many patients find that modern tooth replacement options actually improve their quality of life significantly.



How can I prevent future root canal problems?


Prevention is always better than treatment. Excellent oral hygiene forms the foundation of healthy teeth. Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and floss regularly. Regular dental checkups catch problems early, before they require root canal treatment. Avoid chewing hard objects like ice or pen caps. These can crack teeth and compromise previous dental work. Wear a mouthguard during sports to protect against trauma. If you grind your teeth at night, a custom guard prevents excessive pressure on your teeth. Address dental problems promptly rather than waiting. Small cavities are much easier to treat than infected teeth. Choose a balanced diet that supports oral health. Limit sugary snacks and drinks that feed harmful bacteria. Our hygienist provides personalised advice for maintaining your oral health. Following these guidelines significantly reduces your risk of future dental problems.

Emergency Care for Failed Root Canal - Immediate Help Available



A failed root canal requires urgent attention. Severe, throbbing pain signals trouble. Swelling around the treated tooth demands immediate care. If you experience intense discomfort that worsens rather than improves, don't wait. Facial swelling, particularly around the jaw or cheek area, indicates a serious infection that needs prompt treatment. Persistent bad taste in your mouth or visible pus discharge are clear warning signs requiring emergency intervention.

Temperature sensitivity that causes sharp, shooting pain when consuming hot or cold items suggests the root canal treatment has not been successful. A loose or dislodged temporary filling following root canal therapy creates an urgent situation, as bacteria can re-enter the tooth and cause severe complications. Fever accompanying dental pain indicates your body is fighting an infection that could spread if left untreated.

At London Dental Specialists, our emergency care team understands that failed root canal pain can be excruciating and frightening. We provide same-day emergency appointments for urgent cases. Our specialist endodontists can quickly assess the situation and provide immediate pain relief whilst determining the best course of action for your specific case.

If you're experiencing any of these emergency symptoms, contact us immediately on 020 7589 7792. Our Central London clinic serves patients throughout the greater London area with urgent dental care. During our standard hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm), we prioritise emergency cases and will make every effort to see you the same day. For after-hours emergencies, our answering service will guide you to appropriate immediate care options. Don't suffer in silence - emergency dental care is available when you need it most.

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Areas We Serve Failed Root Canal

London Dental Specialists provides expert Failed Root Canal services across Central London's premier districts, including Mayfair, Soho, Westminster, and Belgravia. Our London Dental clinic is ideally situated to serve patients from prestigious areas such as Knightsbridge, Marylebone, and the City of London. With excellent transport links and a central location, we're easily accessible to residents and professionals in Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, and Clerkenwell.

Areas Within London, UK that we serve Failed Root Canal to:

  • Belgravia
  • Bloomsbury
  • Borough
  • Chelsea
  • Clerkenwell
  • Finsbury
  • Fitzrovia
  • Holborn
  • Knightsbridge
  • Marylebone
  • Mayfair
  • Paddington
  • Pimlico
  • Regent's Park
  • Soho
  • South Kensington
  • Southwark
  • St Giles
  • St James's
  • Vauxhall
  • Victoria
  • West London
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Our Failed Root Canal services extend throughout London's vibrant inner suburbs, serving patients from well-connected areas within 5-10km of central London. From the artistic quarters of Camden and Hackney to the residential neighbourhoods of Islington and Brixton, we provide expert dental implant care to patients across these diverse communities. Our clinic is easily accessible via public transport from areas such as Fulham, Greenwich, and Hampstead.

Patients from Surrounding Areas of London, UK within 5-10KM of Central London, UK that we serve Failed Root Canal to:
  • Acton
  • Acton Green
  • Aldersbrook
  • Balham
  • Barnes
  • Barnsbury
  • Battersea
  • Bayswater
  • Bedford Park
  • Bell Green
  • Bermondsey
  • Bethnal Green
  • Blackwall
  • Botany Bay
  • Bow
  • Brixton
  • Brockley
  • Brompton
  • Brondesbury
  • Brook Green
  • Brunswick Park
  • Camberwell
  • Camden
  • Canning Town
  • Canonbury
  • Catford
  • Charlton
  • Childs Hill
  • Chiswick
  • Clapham
  • College Park
  • Collier's Wood
  • Cricklewood
  • Crouch End
  • Cubitt Town
  • Custom House
  • Dalston
  • Dartmouth Park
  • De Beauvoir Town
  • Deptford
  • Dulwich
  • Ealing
  • Earl's Court
  • Earlsfield
  • East Acton
  • East Dulwich
  • East Sheen
  • Forest Gate
  • Forest Hill
  • Fulham
  • Globe Town
  • Gospel Oak
  • Greenwich
  • Gunnersbury
  • Hackney
  • Hackney Marsh
  • Hackney Wick
  • Haggerston
  • Hammersmith
  • Hampstead
  • Hampstead Garden Suburb
  • Harlesden
  • Harringay
  • Herne Hill
  • Highbury
  • Highgate
  • Hither Green
  • Homerton
  • Honor Oak
  • Hornsey
  • Hoxton
  • Islington
  • Kennington
  • Kensal Green
  • Kensington
  • Kentish Town
  • Kilburn
  • King's Cross
  • Kingsland
  • Ladywell
  • Lambeth
  • Lea Bridge
  • Lee
  • Lewisham
  • Leyton
  • Limehouse
  • Lower Clapton
  • Maida Vale
  • Mile End
  • Millwall
  • Mitcham
  • Morden
  • Mortlake
  • Muswell Hill
  • New Cross
  • Newington
  • Nine Elms
  • North Kensington
  • North Sheen
  • Notting Hill
  • Nunhead
  • Old Ford
  • Parsons Green
  • Peckham
  • Pentonville
  • Petersham
  • Plaistow
  • Poplar
  • Primrose Hill
  • Putney
  • Ratcliff
  • Roehampton
  • Rotherhithe
  • Sands End
  • Shadwell
  • Shepherd's Bush
  • Shoreditch
  • Silvertown
  • Somers Town
  • South Acton
  • South Hackney
  • South Hampstead
  • Southfields
  • Spitalfields
  • St George in the East
  • St John's Wood
  • St John's
  • St Luke's
  • St Margarets
  • St Pancras
  • Stamford Hill
  • Stepney
  • Stockwell
  • Stoke Newington
  • Stonebridge
  • Stratford
  • Streatham
  • Stroud Green
  • The Hyde
  • Tottenham
  • Tottenham Hale
  • Tufnell Park
  • Tulse Hill
  • Twickenham
  • Upper Clapton
  • Upton Park
  • Walworth
  • Wandsworth
  • Walthamstow
  • Wanstead
  • Wapping
  • West Brompton
  • West Dulwich
  • West Green
  • West Ham
  • West Hampstead
  • West Kensington
  • West Norwood
  • Willesden
  • Wood Green
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We extend our Failed Root Canal expertise to patients throughout Greater London's outer regions, serving communities beyond the 10km radius of central London. From the residential areas of Enfield and Harrow to the suburban communities of Bromley and Croydon, our specialists provide the same exceptional level of care to patients in these outer London locations. With convenient transport links and flexible scheduling, we make advanced Failed Root Canal treatment accessible to residents throughout these broader London areas.

Outer London Areas that we serve Failed Root Canal to patients:
  • Alperton
  • Anerley
  • Arkley
  • Barnet
  • Beckton
  • Bellingham
  • Bentley Heath
  • Blackheath
  • Borehamwood
  • Bounds Green
  • Bowes Park
  • Brentford
  • Brimsdown
  • Burnt Oak
  • Bush Hill Park
  • Canons Park
  • Chingford
  • Church End
  • Clayhall
  • Cockfosters
  • Colindale
  • Coombe
  • Cranbrook
  • Crews Hill
  • Cyprus
  • Dancers Hill
  • Dollis Hill
  • Dormer's Wells
  • East Barnet
  • East Finchley
  • East Ham
  • East London
  • Edgware
  • Edmonton
  • Elstree
  • Enfield
  • Enfield Highway
  • Enfield Town
  • Enfield Wash
  • Finchley
  • Forty Hill
  • Friday Hill
  • Friern Barnet
  • Gants Hill
  • Golders Green
  • Greenford
  • Greenhill
  • Hadley Wood
  • Ham
  • Hanwell
  • Harrow
  • Harrow on the Hill
  • Harrow Weald
  • Headstone
  • Hendon
  • Highams Park
  • Ilford
  • Isleworth
  • Kenton
  • Kew
  • Kidbrooke
  • Kingsbury
  • Kingston Vale
  • Leytonstone
  • Little Ilford
  • Little Stanmore
  • Manor Park
  • Merton Park
  • Mill Hill
  • Monken Hadley
  • Neasden
  • New Barnet
  • New Southgate
  • Noel Park
  • Norbury
  • North Acton
  • North Finchley
  • North Harrow
  • North Wembley
  • North Woolwich
  • Northolt
  • Norwood Green
  • Norwood New Town
  • Oakleigh Park
  • Oakwood
  • Old Oak Common
  • Osidge
  • Osterley
  • Palmers Green
  • Penge
  • Perivale
  • Ponders End
  • Preston
  • Queensbury
  • Rayners Lane
  • Redbridge
  • Snaresbrook
  • South Harrow
  • South London
  • South Wimbledon
  • South Woodford
  • Southall
  • Southgate
  • Spring Grove
  • Stanmore
  • Sudbury
  • Summerstown
  • Tokyngton
  • Totteridge
  • Upper Norwood
  • Upper Walthamstow
  • Wealdstone
  • Well End
  • Welsh Harp
  • Wembley
  • Wembley Park
  • West Ealing
  • West Harrow
  • West Hendon
  • Whetstone
  • Wimbledon
  • Winchmore Hill
  • Woodford
  • Woodford Green
  • Woodlands
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Related Dental Problems We Treat


  • Tooth Infection - Deep infections often develop after root canal complications, requiring immediate specialist intervention to prevent further damage and preserve the tooth structure


  • Dental Abscess - Painful pus-filled infections frequently occur when root canal treatment fails to eliminate bacteria. These require urgent treatment to prevent serious complications


  • Cracked Tooth - Fractures in teeth can compromise previous root canal work or make initial treatment unsuccessful, often leading to persistent pain and infection


  • Tooth Extraction - When root canal retreatment isn't viable, surgical removal becomes necessary. Our specialists ensure comfortable procedures with comprehensive aftercare planning


  • Dental Implants - The gold standard replacement option after tooth extraction. Titanium implants provide permanent, natural-feeling solutions that preserve jawbone health and restore full function


  • Root Canal Retreatment - A second chance to save your natural tooth when initial treatment hasn't succeeded. Our endodontic specialists use advanced techniques to improve success rates


  • Apicoectomy - Surgical root-end treatment that removes infected tissue when conventional retreatment isn't possible, offering a final opportunity to preserve your natural tooth


  • Dental Crowns - Essential protective caps that strengthen teeth after root canal treatment, preventing future fractures and ensuring long-term success of the procedure

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