Information for referring dentists
Refer for the assessment and treatment of a specific tooth or problem. Include the tooth, your findings and any radiographs.
Root canal treatment removes infection from inside a tooth so you can keep it, provided by Dr Sameer Lakho through SL Endodontics, practice limited to endodontics.
Following endodontic treatment, referred patients return to their own dentist for their final filling or crown and ongoing care. We send a treatment report and discuss any additional treatment needs with the referring dentist and patient before arranging further care.
When decay or a leaking filling lets bacteria reach the nerve inside a tooth, it can cause pain and infection. Root canal treatment stops the bacteria spreading: the root canals are cleaned, filled and sealed, then the tooth is protected with a filling or crown. For referred patients, this final restoration is normally provided by their own dentist.
Dr Lakho uses digital imaging, an operating microscope and ultrasonic instruments for accurate, minimally invasive care, and takes time to explain each step so you feel at ease.
Dr Sameer Lakho, through SL Endodontics, based within Leeson Dental Clinic. His practice is limited to endodontics and he holds an MSc in Endodontics from Queen Mary University of London.
Often, yes. Re-treatment of an earlier root filling is one of the procedures Dr Lakho provides.
Often. A crown strengthens the tooth and helps prevent it fracturing. If you were referred, your own dentist normally provides the crown.
Yes. Endodontic referrals are managed through SL Endodontics. Following endodontic treatment, referred patients return to their own dentist for their final filling or crown and ongoing care. We send a treatment report and discuss any additional treatment needs with the referring dentist and patient before arranging further care.
Endodontic referrals are managed through SL Endodontics, based within Leeson Dental Clinic.
Refer for the assessment and treatment of a specific tooth or problem. Include the tooth, your findings and any radiographs.
We send you a clinical report. Your patient returns to you for the final filling or crown and ongoing care.
Some tenderness for a few days is normal. Avoid biting hard on the tooth until the final restoration is placed, and call us if swelling or pain gets worse.





