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With 6 locations across south-east Queensland, our team combines technical expertise, state-of-the-art technology, convenience, and a compassionate, patient-centred approach to treatment to help us achieve the best possible outcome for every patient we treat. In addition to the routine use of operating microscopes, digital radiography to minimise radiation exposure, and CBCT (cone beam computed technology) for comprehensive and clear 3D imagery, we’ve adopted accreditation sterilisation standards with single use instruments to reduce the chance of complications. At all times, your peace of mind is our priority.
Abscess, Cracked Teeth, Dead Teeth, Dental Pulp, Facial Trauma, Infections, Inflammation, Nerves, Pressure, Root Canals, Sensitivity, Swellings
Endodontics, Special Needs
Root Canal Surgery
root canal treatment
Some signs to indicate you may need endodontic treatment include; continuous pain, extreme or prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold, tender gums sensitive to touch and pain when chewing, discoloration of a tooth and facial swelling. Sometimes you may have no symptoms at all, which is why regular check-up appointments are so important.
We offer general anaesthetic and intravenous sedation options for treatment, if required. Contact us to discuss what's best for you, or you can speak with your endodontist directly about your options during your initial consultation.
Some signs to indicate you may need endodontic treatment include: *Continuous pain, *Extreme or prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold, *Discomfort when chewing, *Discoloration of a tooth, *Facial swelling. Sometimes you may have no symptoms at all, which is why regular check-up appointments with your dentist are so important.
The Endodontic Group is happy to offer our expertise to Veterans Affairs patients.
We like to make our patients aware that payment for your initial consultation, treatment or review is required on the day of your visit. We have EFTPOS facilities available which accept visa and MasterCard, we also accept cash and cheque payments.
By removing the infected pulp, cleaning and shaping the root canals, the endodontist relieves inflammation and pain. The root canals can then be filled and sealed. Afterwards, you return to your dentist, who places a crown or other restoration over the remaining tooth to protect it. Once restored, the tooth continues to function like any other tooth.
It is necessary to take a number of radiographs (x-rays) during treatment - these are required to check various treatment stages. Since the roots are under the gum and in bone, the root canals can't be seen with the naked eye and can only be visualised with the assistance of radiographs. Our practice uses advanced digital radiography to minimise radiation exposure.
