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Tooth Extraction
Gentle, Safe & Pain-Free

When a tooth cannot be saved, a precise and comfortable extraction is the best path forward. Our experienced team ensures you feel at ease from consultation to complete recovery.

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20–60
Minutes Duration
0
Pain During Procedure
7
Days to Recover
Procedure at a Glance
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What to Expect
Simple or surgical — we handle both with care
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Local AnaesthesiaComplete numbness — only pressure, no pain
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Quick Procedure20–60 minutes from start to finish
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Aftercare IncludedFull recovery guidance & follow-up provided
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Restoration OptionsImplants, bridges & dentures discussed
Pain-Free · Precise · Compassionate Care
About This Treatment

Tooth Extraction — When Saving Isn't Possible

Tooth extraction is the careful removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. While our dentists always exhaust every option to preserve your natural teeth, extraction becomes necessary when a tooth is severely decayed, broken beyond repair, causing overcrowding, or at risk of spreading infection to neighbouring structures.

Using precision instruments and advanced local anaesthesia, we make the procedure as swift and comfortable as possible. You will feel only mild pressure — never pain. Post-extraction, we guide you through healing and discuss the best tooth replacement options to restore your smile fully.

Simple Extraction — For fully erupted teeth with straightforward root structures. The tooth is loosened with an elevator and removed smoothly with forceps under local anaesthesia — quick and virtually painless.
Surgical Extraction — For impacted, broken, or deeply rooted teeth. A small, precise incision is made for controlled, minimally invasive access, removing the tooth with maximum care to surrounding bone and gum tissue.
Wisdom Tooth Removal — Impacted wisdom teeth can cause pain, infection, and crowding. We assess each case with digital X-rays and perform removal with full care to protect the inferior alveolar nerve and surrounding structures.
Socket Preservation — Where future implant placement is planned, we use socket preservation techniques to maintain bone volume, making your restoration journey smoother and more predictable.
Tooth Replacement Consultation — Losing a tooth need not be permanent. We discuss implants (the gold standard), dental bridges, or partial dentures to fully restore your smile, bite, and confidence.
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Quick Information
SimpleSurgicalWisdom TeethSocket Care
Procedure Time
20–60 min
Anaesthesia
Local
Recovery
2–7 days
Pain (during)
None
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Step By Step

The Extraction Process

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Consultation & X-Ray
Digital X-rays assess tooth position, roots, and surrounding bone before any procedure begins
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Anaesthesia
Local anaesthetic is applied to fully numb the area — you feel only gentle pressure, never pain
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Gentle Extraction
The tooth is carefully loosened and removed using precision instruments with minimal tissue trauma
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Aftercare & Recovery
Gauze is placed to aid clotting and you receive personalised recovery instructions and follow-up support
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

The procedure is performed under effective local anaesthesia, so you will feel pressure and movement but no pain. Some soreness and mild discomfort is normal for 2–3 days afterwards and is well managed with prescribed pain relief and over-the-counter medication.
Most patients recover fully within 7–10 days. Initial gum healing takes about 2 weeks, while the underlying bone takes a few months to fully remodel. Simple extractions typically have a shorter recovery period than surgical extractions or wisdom tooth removals.
For the first 24 hours, stick to soft foods like yoghurt, mashed potatoes, and soups. Avoid hot liquids, straws, and hard or crunchy foods for at least 3–5 days to protect the healing blood clot in the socket. We will provide a full aftercare diet guide on the day.
Leaving a gap unfilled can cause neighbouring teeth to drift and lead to bone loss in the jaw. We strongly recommend replacing the missing tooth and will discuss options including dental implants (the gold standard), bridges, or partial dentures to suit your needs and budget.
Extraction is typically recommended when a tooth is severely decayed beyond what a crown or root canal can fix, when advanced gum disease has destroyed bone support, when a tooth is causing overcrowding before orthodontic treatment, or when a wisdom tooth is impacted and causing repeated pain or infection.

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Our gentle, experienced team will guide you through every step — from assessment to complete recovery — with skill and genuine compassion.

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