When to visit
When root canal treatment may be needed
Reasons may include spontaneous or persistent pain, pain when biting, deep decay, a crack, injury or infection around the root. Your dentist makes a diagnosis after examining the tooth and its X-rays.
- initial root canal treatment;
- retreatment of previously filled root canals;
- rebuilding and protecting the treated tooth.
List of procedures
Treatments and prices
Initial root canal treatment
from 5 900 CZKRoot canal retreatment
from 7 900 CZKMicroscope-assisted root canal treatment
included in the treatment feeRemoval of a broken instrument from a root canal
from 3 500 CZKTooth build-up after root canal treatment
from 3 200 CZKYour care, step by step
What treatment involves
Diagnostics
We examine the tooth, assess the X-ray and explain the options for further care.
Treating the root canals
We clean, shape and disinfect the root canal system before filling it.
Restoring the tooth
Root canal treatment is followed by a permanent filling or another form of protection appropriate to the condition of the tooth.
Follow-up care
Restoring a tooth after root canal treatment
Treatment may not end with the root canals. Depending on how much tooth remains, your dentist may recommend a filling, crown or another restoration.
Frequently asked questions
Before your visit
Can root canal treatment be completed in one visit?
More than one visit may be needed. This depends on the condition of the tooth and the complexity of treatment. Your dentist will discuss this after the examination.
Will I need a crown afterwards?
Not always. The choice of restoration depends on the damage and the amount of tooth remaining. Root canal treatment and the final restoration may be priced separately.