What does it cost?
| Treatment | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Root canal, front tooth (1 canal) | price on request | Microscope, one visit |
| Root canal, premolar (2 canals) | price on request | |
| Root canal, molar (3–4 canals) | price on request | Usually one visit |
| Re-treatment of a failed root canal | price on request | Microscope, old filling removed |
| Post and core build-up | price on request | Before the crown |
| Crown after root canal | price on request | Recommended for back teeth |
Prices in AED, valid until 31.12.2026. 0% instalments via Tabby and Tamara.
When is a root canal needed?
When the nerve inside the tooth is infected or dead: lingering pain to hot and cold, pain on biting, swelling of the gum, or a dark tooth after trauma. On an X-ray we see a shadow at the root tip.
Why does the microscope matter?
Molars often have a fourth canal that is invisible to the naked eye. Missed canals are the main reason root canals fail. Under 20× magnification the endodontist finds and cleans every canal, which is why our re-treatment rate is low.
Root canal or extraction and implant?
If the tooth has enough structure left, save it: a root canal with a crown is usually more economical than an implant. If the tooth is cracked below the gum or has lost most of its walls, an implant is the better investment.
What happens after treatment?
Mild tenderness for 2–3 days. A crown on back teeth within 2–4 weeks. Check X-ray at 6 months.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Maria Gerasimova, DHA-licensed oral surgeon and implantologist · Last updated 2026-09-11
