When an Extraction May Be Needed
- Severe tooth decay that can’t be repaired with a filling or crown
- Advanced gum disease causing tooth looseness
- A tooth that’s fractured beyond repair
- Overcrowding, often as preparation for orthodontic treatment like braces
- A baby tooth that isn’t falling out on its own and is blocking the permanent tooth
- Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth (see our dedicated Wisdom Teeth Extraction page for details)
What Happens During Treatment
- Examination & X-ray – assessing the tooth and surrounding bone before treatment
- Local anaesthesia – the area is fully numbed so you feel no pain during the procedure
- Tooth removal – the tooth is carefully loosened and removed
- Aftercare instructions – guidance on managing swelling, bleeding, and healing over the following days
- Follow-up – checking healing and discussing replacement options if needed (implant, bridge, or denture)
Why Choose Us for Extractions
- Careful, gentle technique – minimising discomfort during and after the procedure
- Clear aftercare guidance – so you know exactly what to expect during recovery
- Replacement options discussed upfront – so you’re not left with a gap you didn’t plan for
Who This Is For
- Patients with a severely damaged or infected tooth that can’t be saved
- Anyone preparing for orthodontic treatment requiring extractions
- Patients experiencing persistent pain from a problematic tooth
Book Your Consultation
If you’re dealing with a painful or damaged tooth, don’t wait. Call, WhatsApp, or book online for an assessment.