Save Your Tooth Without the Pain
If you are experiencing tooth pain, sensitivity, or signs of infection, a root canal may be recommended based on your dental condition. This treatment involves removing affected pulp tissue to help preserve the tooth and manage symptoms.
Your dentist will assess the tooth, explain the procedure, and discuss a treatment plan appropriate for your case.
Choose the Right Crown for You
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that restores the strength,
shape, and appearance of a damaged or weakened tooth. Whether
you are protecting a vulnerable tooth, improving your smile, or
enhancing bite function, we offer a range of crowns designed for
durability, aesthetics, and comfort.
When Do You Need a Root Canal?
Severe DecayDeep cavities that reach the
tooth’s pulp and cause ongoing damage.
Intense PainPersistent toothache that doesn’t
improve with pain relief.
Pulp DamageDeath or infection of the tooth’s
soft tissue inside the root canal.
Tooth TraumaCracks, chips, or injury that
expose the inner tooth to bacteria.
5 Steps to Root Canal
- 1 Select date and timeOnline booking via WhatsApp or website
- 2 Visit the clinic on timeInform the reception upon your arrival
- 3 CT scanningWill share the quote after consultation based on teeth condition
- 4 Root canal treatment beginHandled by a qualified registered dentist
- 5 Results Review & Aftercare TipsCompare before-after, get care advice.
Root Canal Treatment Price Chart
| Service | Price (CNY) |
|---|---|
| Anterior Teeth | ¥1,500/Tooth |
| Premolars | ¥1,700/Tooth |
| Molar tooth | ¥1,980/Tooth |
| Root Canal Retreatment | Extra ¥500/Tooth |
| Thermal Root Canal Filling | Extra ¥500/Tooth |
| Incision and Drainage of Abscess | ¥200/Session |
| Periodontal Flap Surgery | ¥1,200/Tooth |
| Apicoectomy (Root-End Surgery) | ¥3,000/Session |
* Prices are indicative. Your dentist will provide a full itemised quote before proceeding.
Frequently Asked Questions about Root Canal
in Shenzhen
A root canal treats infection inside the tooth. It removes the
infected pulp, disinfects the area, and seals the tooth to
prevent further damage.
Common signs include lingering pain, sensitivity to hot or
cold, swollen gums, or darkened tooth color. Our dentist will
assess and confirm if treatment is needed.
Not at all. With modern techniques and anesthesia, the
procedure feels similar to getting a filling. Most patients
feel relief, not pain.
Most cases are completed in one or two visits, depending on
the severity of infection and tooth condition.
After the infection is cleared, your tooth may be fitted with
a crown for protection. With proper care, a root canal-treated
tooth can last many years.