East Brisbane · Near Kangaroo Point

Root canal treatment Brisbane.

Find out if your tooth can be saved.

Assessment, clear options and root canal care with Dr Majid Serpoosh in East Brisbane.

Clear fees before treatment$1,500–$2,600 typical rangeRequired X-rays and build-up / filling included. A crown, if needed later, is quoted separately.
EasyCare’s genuine treatment room, with a white and blue dental chair facing the windows and sky
Our treatment room · East Brisbane

Severe pain or swelling? Arrange urgent dental care Difficulty breathing or swallowing? Call 000.

Before you decide

Can your tooth be saved?

Root canal treatment cleans and seals the canals inside an inflamed or infected tooth. The aim is to keep a natural tooth that can be restored.

Start with an assessment.

An examination, appropriate X-rays, your options and an itemised estimate. Ask us to confirm the assessment fee and visit length when booking.

Your options, explained

  1. 01
    Save a suitable tooth.

    We assess cracks, remaining structure and root support before recommending root canal treatment.

  2. 02
    Remove a tooth that cannot be restored.

    A severe crack or poor outlook may make extraction more appropriate. Compare saving and replacing a tooth

  3. 03
    Refer for more complex care.

    Difficult anatomy or retreatment may be better managed by an endodontist. We explain why a referral is recommended.

Root canal fees

Root canal costs.Clear from the start.

Fees depend on the tooth, number of canals and complexity. The build-up / filling is included in this range. If a crown is needed later, it is quoted separately before you proceed.

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Typical EasyCare range

Root canal treatment

$1,500 - $2,600 AUD

Required X-raysIncluded in your quoted root canal fee
Build-up / fillingIncluded in the root canal price range
Dental crown, if needed laterQuoted separately from root canal treatment

We explain whether your tooth needs a crown and its separate fee before you decide.

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The person behind your care

Root canal care.With Dr Majid.

Dr Majid assesses tooth pain and infection, explains what he finds and talks through the choices for your tooth. Digital X-rays and onsite OPG / CBCT are used when clinically indicated. For more detail on diagnosis, comfort and follow-up, read Dr Majid's lessons from root canal cases.

Local anaesthetic and comfort checks throughout. Tell us if you feel anxious, or need a pause.

The view from the EasyCare dental chair, overlooking greenery and Mowbray Park
A little calm, from the chair.

How root canal treatment works

A clear plan.
Three stages.

Commonly two appointments. Some teeth need one or more visits, depending on infection and complexity.

We explain the expected sequence after assessment.

See inside the tooth
Root canal illustration showing a fine instrument cleaning the canals inside a molar tooth
Canal cleaning, illustrated. Individual tooth anatomy varies.
Dr Majid discussing care with a dental model at EasyCare

Assess & numb

Confirm the diagnosis, check local anaesthetic is working and isolate the tooth with a protective dental dam.

A clear diagnosis first

Clean & seal

Remove inflamed or infected tissue, clean and disinfect the canals, then seal them. Medication may be placed between visits.

Treatment matched to your tooth

Restore & protect

The build-up / filling is included. A crown, if needed later to protect the tooth, is quoted separately. Back teeth with significant structural loss often benefit from a crown.

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The practical questions

Your tooth.
Your questions.

Useful details, when you need them.

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What signs need an assessment?

Deep or throbbing tooth pain

Persistent or night pain can indicate inflammation inside the tooth.

Lingering hot or cold sensitivity

Pain that continues after the temperature is removed needs assessment.

Pain when biting

Tenderness can relate to infection around a root, a crack or another cause.

Swelling or a gum pimple

A recurring spot, drainage or bad taste may indicate tooth infection.

A dark or injured tooth

Deep decay or trauma can affect the tooth’s nerve, sometimes quietly.

No pain, but an X-ray concern

A non-vital or infected tooth can be found without strong pain.

These signs do not prove that you need root canal treatment. Examination and imaging establish the cause. Dead tooth with no pain guide

Will root canal treatment hurt?

We use local anaesthetic and check comfort before and during treatment. Tell us if you feel pain so we can respond. Some tenderness afterwards is possible; we explain aftercare and when to contact us.

What about work and eating afterwards?

Discuss your work commitments and appointment length with us when booking. Some tenderness can follow treatment. Avoid chewing while numb, and protect the tooth from hard foods or heavy biting until your dentist advises it is ready. Follow your individual aftercare and complete the planned restoration.

Can antibiotics cure the infection?

Antibiotics do not remove infected tissue inside the tooth. They may be prescribed for some spreading infections or systemic symptoms alongside dental treatment. Antibiotics and root canal infection

What are the risks?

Saving the tooth is not guaranteed. Persistent infection, difficult anatomy, instrument complications or a fracture can lead to further treatment, specialist care or extraction. Your dentist explains the risks and likely outlook for your tooth before you proceed.

When should I seek urgent help?

Seek prompt assessment for severe or worsening pain, facial swelling, fever or feeling unwell. Difficulty breathing or swallowing, or rapidly spreading face or neck swelling: call 000.

How many visits does root canal treatment take?

Many cases need two appointments. Infection, root anatomy, medication between visits or referral needs can change the number. We explain the expected sequence after your assessment.

Will I need a crown after root canal treatment?

Many back teeth benefit from a crown because of chewing forces and lost tooth structure. The decision depends on the tooth and fracture risk. The build-up / filling is included in the root canal price range. A crown, if needed later, is quoted separately. Dental crown treatment

When is an endodontist referral recommended?

Complex anatomy, calcified or curved canals, difficult retreatment or previous complications may be better managed by an endodontist. Your dentist explains the reasons and alternatives before you decide.

EasyCare Family Dental above Seasons IGA on Lytton Road in East Brisbane
Above Seasons IGA · Level 1

Root canal treatment in East Brisbane

Easy to find.
Easy to arrive.

Suite 103, Level 1, 33 Lytton Road
East Brisbane QLD 4169

Free undercover parking below IGA.
Medical lift to Level 1.

Monday - Friday8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday9am - 4:30pm

Outside-hours visits: check arrangements

Convenient for Kangaroo Point, Woolloongabba, Norman Park, Hawthorne and Morningside.

Your next step

Start with an assessment.
Decide with a clear plan.

Ask a question first, or book when you are ready.