North West London

Root canal treatment in Liverpool Street

I provide referral-based endodontic treatment at Widegate House Dental Practice — my flagship City practice, moments from Liverpool Street — with microscope-guided root canal treatment, re-treatment, dental trauma management, guided endodontics and CBCT reporting for the City and east London.

Liverpool Street is one of seven practices across London and Hertfordshire where I keep expert endodontic care within easy reach. A dental operating microscope and 3D CBCT imaging are used as standard on every case, giving the magnification and detail needed to treat complex and previously treated teeth predictably.

Treatments available here

Root canal treatment
Root canal re-treatment
Dental trauma management
Guided endodontics
CBCT imaging & reporting
IV sedation for nervous patients

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What to expect at your appointment

Most root canal treatments here are completed in a single visit, though some more complex cases are staged over two. After a thorough assessment — including a 3D CBCT scan where it helps — I'll explain what's happening with the tooth and talk you through the plan before we begin. Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, and IV sedation can be arranged for anxious patients — allowing them to remain calm and comfortable throughout the procedure.

Microscope-guided, CBCT-planned care

Every case at Widegate House is treated using a dental operating microscope and, where needed, 3D CBCT imaging. The microscope lets me see inside the tooth in fine detail — locating hidden canals, removing infection precisely, and preserving as much healthy tooth as possible. CBCT gives a three-dimensional view that plain X-rays can't, which is especially valuable in re-treatment and calcified or hard-to-find canals.

Referrals and patients

I treat patients referred by dentists across the City and east London, as well as those who find me directly. Referrals are quick over WhatsApp, usually with a same-day response and a full written report back to the referring dentist after treatment.

Common questions

Does root canal treatment hurt? Carried out under local anaesthetic, it feels much like having a filling for most people — and it relieves the pain you came in with.

Root canal or extraction? Saving your natural tooth is almost always preferable where possible, keeping your bite and appearance intact. I'll give you an honest view of the options for your particular tooth.

Finding the practice

Widegate House Dental Practice is at 26 Widegate St, London E1 7HP — a short walk from Liverpool Street station (Elizabeth line, Underground and National Rail), on the edge of the City and Spitalfields.