943 Finchley Rd, London NW11 7PE

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Restorative treatments in 60 seconds
- Root canal treatment can help resolve tooth pain, not cause it
- Zero-impression digital scans of teeth for restoration design
- Aesthetic tooth-coloured fillings
- Indirect fillings milled on site
- Flexible payment plans

Good news about root canal treatment
These dental therapies focus on treating problems that start from within teeth.
Root canal treatment has a negative reputation as a painful dental procedure. The truth, however, is that root canal treatment is the solution to tooth pain, not the cause of it.
If your tooth becomes infected, then you may need to have the nerve removed to get relief from the pain.
In root canal treatment, a dentist opens your tooth, removes the nerve, cleanses the inside, treats the tooth with medication and then seals it off with a protective restoration. All of this is done under local anaesthetic and feels no different than getting a regular dental filling.
Once your tooth has been treated with root canal treatment, it will stop hurting. Even if your tooth was not in pain to begin with, root canal treatment could correct a problem before it causes you pain.
Aesthetic tooth-coloured fillings
Direct restorations are shaped and cured directly inside the prepared tooth. Indirect fillings (also called inlays) are first designed and cured outside the mouth and then are fitted to the tooth like inserting a piece into a puzzle.
We provide both types of these aesthetic dental restorations here at Lotus Dental and Aesthetics Clinic. Direct fillings are made from a composite resin dental material that can be coloured to match your natural tooth shade. The indirect fillings are milled on site in a CEREC machine that carves solid inlays out of ceramic blocks.
To create an indirect restoration that precisely fits your tooth, we will take a digital scan of your teeth. There is no need for taking any messy dental impressions.
Depending on the size and shape of the tooth you need to restore, your Lotus Clinic dentist will recommend either a white filling or a ceramic inlay.
