Surgical Extractions

Purpose

To safely remove teeth that cannot be removed through a routine extraction.

Procedure

After local anesthesia, the dentist carefully accesses and removes the tooth. Surgical techniques may be required for impacted, broken, or difficult-to-access teeth.

Symptoms / When Needed

Treatment

The appropriate extraction technique is selected after clinical examination and, when required, dental X-rays.

Follow-up

Post-operative instructions are provided, and a review may be scheduled to assess healing.

Benefits

FAQS

Everything you need to know about dental care

Surgical extraction is a procedure used to remove a tooth that cannot be easily removed using a routine extraction technique.

It may be needed for impacted, broken, severely damaged, or difficult-to-access teeth.

Local anaesthesia is used to numb the area during the procedure. Some discomfort or swelling may occur afterward.

Recovery varies depending on the tooth and complexity of the procedure. Your dentist will provide specific aftercare instructions.

Follow your dentist's instructions carefully and avoid activities that could disturb the healing area, particularly during the initial recovery period.

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