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Tooth extraction is a dental procedure used to remove a tooth that cannot be safely restored or is causing problems for your oral health. Extraction may sometimes be recommended for severely damaged or decayed teeth, problematic wisdom teeth, infection, or teeth that are affecting the health and alignment of surrounding teeth.
Your dentist will always consider whether the natural tooth can be saved before recommending an extraction. If removal is necessary, we will carefully plan your treatment, explain the procedure and provide aftercare guidance to support a comfortable recovery.
Removing a severely damaged or problematic tooth can help address ongoing dental discomfort.
Extraction can help prevent certain dental problems from affecting neighbouring teeth and tissues.
In some cases, removing a severely infected tooth may be necessary to protect your oral health.
Your treatment will be carefully planned with your comfort and safety in mind.
An extraction may be recommended if a tooth is severely decayed, damaged, infected or cannot be successfully restored. Problematic wisdom teeth may also require removal.
The time required depends on the tooth and how straightforward the extraction is. Your dentist will explain what to expect before treatment.
Your dentist will provide personalised aftercare instructions. Generally, it is important to protect the extraction site, follow the recommended hygiene advice and avoid activities that could interfere with healing.
Yes. Depending on your individual circumstances, options may include dental implants, bridges or dentures. Your dentist can discuss suitable replacement options with you.
