Thorough diagnostics are the key to a successful extraction. We handle tooth extractions of any complexity and give clear aftercare guidance.
Oral surgery covers the extraction of teeth that can't be saved — badly damaged, atypically positioned, or interfering with neighboring teeth — as well as preparation for prosthetics and implants.
Removing a loose or easily accessible tooth in a single visit, without cutting any tissue.
Requires cutting tissue or sectioning the tooth — used for badly damaged teeth or curved roots.
Extraction of unerupted or atypically positioned teeth, most often wisdom teeth.
Examination and an X-ray to assess root position and the extraction's complexity.
Local anesthesia for a comfortable procedure.
Careful removal of the tooth, sectioning it into parts for complex cases.
The doctor explains how to care for the socket in the first few days and schedules a follow-up if needed.
The clinic's doctors perform this procedure according to their specialization and experience. Meet the whole team on the doctors page.
Extraction is performed under local anesthesia and is painless. Once the anesthesia wears off, you may feel moderate discomfort, which over-the-counter pain relievers can manage.
Soft tissue heals within 1–2 weeks; full bone tissue recovery takes several months.
Not always — if the tooth isn't affecting neighboring teeth or causing inflammation, the doctor may recommend monitoring instead of extraction.
Avoid rinsing your mouth and eating hot food for the first few hours, and avoid physical exertion on the day of the procedure — the doctor gives detailed aftercare instructions after the extraction.