Tooth extraction
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60-120 minutes
from £230
3–7 days
Tooth extraction
How we can help you?
Poor dental condition can lead to serious health problems, including infections, pain and impaired oral function. And sometimes these damages or other dental issues make it impossible to save a tooth and extraction is the only way to guarantee your comfort and long-term well-being. Using innovative tools and techniques, our dentists execute tooth extraction treatments with the highest care and accuracy to guarantee a comfortable and painless experience throughout all time. We are waiting for you at our London clinic.
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Since wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, typically erupt in maturity after the jaw has already fully formed, they are frequently the cause of discomfort and dental problems. so Extraction of a wisdom teeth may be required in situations like:
- when wisdom teeth push against nearby teeth due to improper growth (horizontal, for example).
- Partial eruption, which creates conditions for bacteria accumulation and infection.
- Risk of cyst formation or damage to bone tissue.
Extracting a wisdom tooth frequently also necessitates surgery and might be more complicated than extracting other teeth. But our dentists have extensive training in performing these treatments, guaranteeing the safety and comfort of their patients. After the procedure, we gave detailed aftercare instructions and provided support for fast and safe healing.
The Cost of Tooth Extractions
At our clinic, the cost of a consultation is £50, which is taken as a deposit. This deposit can be fully used towards any future treatments you decide to proceed with.
from £230
£100
£30
Our Tooth Extraction Process
At every stage of the tooth extraction procedure, patient comfort and safety are our top priorities:
- Comprehensive Consultation: To ascertain whether extraction is necessary, our dentist does an in-depth examination and uses X-rays to assess your oral condition.
- Preparation and Anesthesia: To provide the procedure without discomfort, we numb the area using local anaesthesia. For difficult circumstances or patient preference, sedation options are also available.
- Extraction Process: Depending on the intricacy of the case, our dentists can do basic extractions or surgical ones. Surgical extractions remove broken or impacted teeth, for simple extractions are done on teeth that are visible.
- Post-Extraction Care: To encourage healing and lower the chance of side effects, we give thorough aftercare instructions for faster healing. This is advice on how to deal with discomfort, edema and nutritional changes after the extraction.
Our Tooth Extraction Process
Comprehensive
Consultation
To ascertain whether extraction is necessary, our dentist does an in-depth examination and uses X-rays to assess your oral condition.
Preparation
and Anesthesia
To provide the procedure without discomfort, we numb the area using local anaesthesia. For difficult circumstances or patient preference, sedation options are also available.
Extraction
Process
Depending on the intricacy of the case, our dentists can do basic extractions or surgical ones. Surgical extractions remove broken or impacted teeth, for simple extractions are done on teeth that are visible.
Post-Extraction
Care
To encourage healing and lower the chance of side effects, we give thorough aftercare instructions for faster healing. This is advice on how to deal with discomfort, edema and nutritional changes after the extraction.
Comprehensive Consultation
To ascertain whether extraction is necessary, our dentist does an in-depth examination and uses X-rays to assess your oral condition.
Preparation and Anesthesia
To provide the procedure without discomfort, we numb the area using local anaesthesia. For difficult circumstances or patient preference, sedation options are also available.
Extraction Process
Depending on the intricacy of the case, our dentists can do basic extractions or surgical ones. Surgical extractions remove broken or impacted teeth, for simple extractions are done on teeth that are visible.
Post-Extraction Care
To encourage healing and lower the chance of side effects, we give thorough aftercare instructions for faster healing. This is advice on how to deal with discomfort, edema and nutritional changes after the extraction.
Personalised Approach
We develop treatment plans that are tailored to each patient’s needs.
Comfort and Safety
To reduce discomfort during the treatment, we employ innovative sedation and anaesthetic techniques, depending on the complexity of the treatment.
Advanced Technology
To get the best outcomes, our clinic uses the newest technologies, such as digital modelling and 3D scanning.
High Hygiene Standards
We adhere to strict sterilisation and safety protocols to protect our patients’ health.
Tooth Extraction: What to Know Before and After
Before Tooth Extraction
It’s important to comprehend that tooth extraction is a stage of a more thorough treatment plan . So before having the process done we carry out a dental consultation, during which the dentist will determine whether extraction is required and go over all possible risks and recovery strategies after the treatment. We recommended that patients disclose any sensitivities or underlying medical issues to the dentist before the procedure.
After the extraction
– Complication risk can be reduced by heeding the dentist’s aftercare advice.
– More resting and staying away from physical activities a few days after extraction.
– Keeping an eye on your dental health and go to the dentist right away if pain or swelling worsens.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are two main types:
- Simple Extraction: Performed on visible teeth under local anaesthesia.
- Surgical Extraction: Required for teeth that are broken, impacted, or partially visible.
The dentist will use local anaesthetic to make the region numb. Sedation treatments might be available in difficult situations. In the event that stitches are required, the tooth will be carefully extracted.
Tooth extraction is usually painless thanks to current procedures and local anaesthetic. There shouldn’t be any serious discomfort, although you might feel some pressure. Prescription painkillers can be used to treat post-procedure discomfort.
Initial recovery often takes one to two weeks. It could take a little longer for the gum tissue to fully recover. Following aftercare instructions is key to quick and proper healing.
- Bite into the gauze to stop the bleeding.
- For the first 24 hours, stay away from hot or hard meals.
- Apply cold compresses to lessen edema.
- For a speedy recovery, adhere to the dentist’s aftercare instructions.
As with any procedure, tooth extraction may have certain risks, such as dry socket, infection or prolonged bleeding. However, these risks can be reduced by following your dentist’s aftercare instructions.
Because of their placement and potential to cause crowding or some difficulties, wisdom teeth frequently need to be surgically extracted. Our staff offers thorough aftercare instructions for a safe recovery, even though these extractions could take longer to heal.
In most cases, you can drive yourself home if only local anaesthetic is required. In the event that sedation was employed, you might require a companion.
For the first few hours, it is recommended to refrain from eating. You can eat soft foods and stay away from hot objects once the anaesthesia wears off.
Follow the dentist’s instructions for rinsing, use pain relievers as directed, and avoid touching the area with your tongue or fingers.
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