VITAL PULP THERAPY

VITAL PULP THERAPY

From ยฃ850

From ยฃ850

When the nerve inside the tooth is reversibly inflamed, vital pulp therapy may help preserve it. A protective layer (such as Biodentine) is placed over the nerve to encourage healing and avoid the need for full root canal treatment. This is a minimally invasive option with excellent outcomes when used appropriately.

When the nerve inside the tooth is reversibly inflamed, vital pulp therapy may help preserve it. A protective layer (such as Biodentine) is placed over the nerve to encourage healing and avoid the need for full root canal treatment. This is a minimally invasive option with excellent outcomes when used appropriately.

Consultation

Consultation

From ยฃ150

From ยฃ150

Your first visit is a specialist consultation with Dr Kreena Patel. Weโ€™ll take the time to understand your symptoms, assess any previous treatment, and carry out a detailed clinical and radiographic examination. A small digital X-ray is usually taken, and if needed, we may recommend a 3D CBCT scan to investigate further (additional fee).


Youโ€™ll leave with a clear explanation of whatโ€™s going on, a discussion of all your treatment options, and an estimate of the success rate โ€” so you can make an informed decision.

CBCT Scan (If needed)

From ยฃ175

From ยฃ175

A CBCT (cone beam CT) scan provides a detailed 3D image of your tooth and surrounding bone. It allows us to assess hidden canals, fractures, infection, or bone loss that are not always visible on regular X-rays.


This advanced imaging is especially helpful in complex or previously treated teeth, giving us the most accurate picture for diagnosis and treatment planning.


The scan itself is very quick โ€” it takes just 30 seconds and is completely painless.

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