Endodontic assessment
History, clinical examination and appropriate investigations to discuss diagnosis, restorability, prognosis and options.
History, clinical examination and appropriate investigations to discuss diagnosis, restorability, prognosis and options.
Management of suitable teeth requiring initial root canal treatment, subject to assessment and case complexity.
Assessment and possible retreatment of previously root-filled teeth with persistent or recurrent disease.
Final fees are confirmed following clinical assessment and depend on tooth anatomy, complexity, previous treatment and any additional procedures required.
No. The assessment considers the diagnosis, restorability, prognosis and alternatives. Treatment is recommended only where clinically appropriate and agreed with the patient.
Complex root anatomy, calcification, previous treatment, restorability and additional procedures can affect the time and techniques required. A specific estimate is provided after assessment.
Endo by Mo aims to support the referring practice through communication of treatment findings and recommendations for ongoing care and definitive restoration where appropriate.
No. Crown fees are listed separately, and the need for definitive restoration depends on the clinical circumstances.
The £75 assessment is a separate charge and is not credited against treatment. Treatment fees are starting prices, not fixed quotes. Final costs depend on clinical findings, anatomy, previous treatment, complexity and the agreed plan.
An assessment does not commit you to treatment. Imaging or additional investigations may be discussed where indicated.
A written estimate should explain the proposed procedure and any additional charges before treatment.
A definitive filling or crown may be required and is not automatically included in root canal fees. Crowns start from £900 where provided.
Crowns are available where clinically indicated and agreed as part of the restorative plan. Alternatively, definitive restoration may be carried out by your referring dentist. Patients return to their own dentist for ongoing care unless a specific restorative arrangement has been agreed.
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