When you might need this
- Tooth too damaged or decayed to save
- Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth
- Tooth that has failed despite root canal treatment
- Severe gum disease causing tooth mobility
- As part of orthodontic treatment in some cases
What the procedure involves
- Examination and X-rays to plan the extraction
- Local anesthesia for full numbness
- Gentle, controlled extraction
- Cleaning of the socket and placement of any needed graft material
- Suturing where necessary; gauze placed to control bleeding
How long it takes
Usually a single visit, 30–60 minutes depending on complexity.
Pain expectation
The procedure is comfortable under local anesthesia. Mild swelling and discomfort for 2–3 days afterwards, controlled with painkillers.
Technology used
- Modern atraumatic extraction techniques
- Bone preservation grafting when indicated
- Local anesthesia and sterile protocol
Recovery & aftercare
Avoid spitting, rinsing, smoking, and hot foods for 24 hours. Soft foods for a few days. Full healing takes 1–2 weeks. Stitches removed at 7 days if used.
Pricing: Costs vary by complexity, materials, and number of sittings. Please contact us for a personalized estimate after consultation.