(416) 462-1211288b Danforth Ave Toronto, ON M4K 1N6

Mon: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Tue: 9:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wed: 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Thu: 9:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Fri: 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m.
Sat: call for availability
Sun: closed

Located at:
288b Danforth Ave
Toronto, ON
M4K 1N6

CDCP Covered

Root Canal Treatment on the Danforth — From $600

Done gently with modern anesthetic, our root canal treatment can save a tooth that would otherwise be lost. Treatment starts from $600, with the full price details below.

A root canal has an unfair reputation. Done gently with modern anesthetic, it feels much like getting a filling, and it saves a tooth that would otherwise be lost. Treatment starts from $600, with the full price picture below.

Our gentle root canal approach will relieve your pain and discomfort.

When a toothache won’t go away

Pain, lingering sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, or a sore spot on the gum can be signs that the inside of the tooth is infected. It may settle down temporarily, but the infection usually won’t clear on its own.

Numbed for comfortWe use a local anaesthetic to thoroughly numb the treatment area.
Relieve for your painWe remove the infected tissue causing the pain and discomfort
Save your toothTreating the infection early is the best way to avoid losing your tooth later

Root Canal Pricing

Treatment starts from $600

per tooth

Root canal treatment starts at $600 for a standard one-canal tooth. The fee increases with the number of canals, difficult access, complex anatomy, calcification or retreatment. Root canal treatment is often eligible for dental insurance coverage.

Removes infected or inflamed tissue
Helps preserve your natural tooth
Seals the canals to reduce the risk of reinfection
Predetermination can clarify available insurance benefits

* Starting price applies to standard one-canal treatment.
* Examination, X-rays and the final filling or crown may be additional.
* Insurance and CDCP coverage depend on plan rules and tooth eligibility.

Will I need a crown too?

Sometimes. After a root canal, the tooth still needs a final restoration. Depending on which tooth is treated and how much healthy tooth remains, that may be a filling or a crown. Back teeth are more likely to need a crown because they handle more chewing force.

Why it matters

Treatment benefits

Keep your natural tooth

Root canal treatment can save a tooth that might otherwise need to be removed.

Improve your oral health

Removing the infection helps restore your mouth to a healthy state.

Avoid more involved treatments later

Choose a root canal now to avoid a more involved implant or bridge later.

What happens

What to expect

Diagnosis

Tooth pain can’t wait. We’ll diagnose quickly with an oral exam and imaging.

Treatment

Starting with a local anesthetic, infected tissue is removed, canals cleaned and sealed.

Protection

Often a crown to keep the tooth strong; if so, you get that price in writing before deciding.

How to book

Call, or send a request.

Talk to us

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Common questions

Tooth pain? Call now.

We prioritize pain. Call (416) 462-1211 or book online if you can wait.