Tooth Extraction & Oral Surgery

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved — because of severe decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or impaction — carried out under local anaesthetic. The practice covers straightforward single- and multi-rooted extractions as well as more demanding wisdom-tooth removal, with a gentler atraumatic technique available where preserving the bone for a future implant matters. Surgical extras such as suturing and dressings are priced separately. Aftercare guidance is given to support healing.

Tooth extraction at Gabinety 51 is performed when a tooth is beyond restoration or is causing problems that cannot be resolved another way — for example extensive decay, a deep fracture, advanced periodontal disease that has loosened the tooth, or an impacted wisdom tooth. After local anaesthetic ensures the area is numb, the dentist removes the tooth as gently as possible. Simple single-rooted or already-mobile teeth are usually straightforward, while multi-rooted and wisdom teeth can be more involved, particularly if they are impacted; the fee reflects the complexity. The practice offers an atraumatic extraction technique designed to remove the tooth while preserving as much surrounding bone and soft tissue as possible, which can be valuable when a dental implant is planned for the same site later. Where needed, the dentist will place sutures, manage an associated abscess or apply a medicated surgical dressing to protect the socket and support comfortable healing, each priced as a separate item. You will be given clear aftercare instructions covering bleeding control, what to eat, oral hygiene around the site and the signs that warrant a follow-up. Nitrous-oxide sedation is available to help anxious patients stay relaxed during the procedure. The dentist will always discuss whether the tooth can realistically be saved before recommending extraction, and will explain options for replacing it — such as an implant, bridge or denture — afterwards.