Dental
Dental Extraction
Planned tooth extraction with emphasis on diagnosis, comfort and aftercare.
Dental extraction may be recommended when a tooth cannot be appropriately preserved or when removal is required for another dental treatment plan.
What to expect
Initial consultation and relevant clinical assessment
Discussion of suitable treatment or diagnostic options
Clear explanation of preparation, procedure and aftercare
Follow-up guidance when clinically appropriate
Service Information
What you should know
Every treatment and diagnostic service is planned according to the individual patient's needs, clinical findings and treatment goals.
Technique
How it is performed
Removal of a tooth using surgical or non-surgical methods depending on its condition and position.
What It Helps With
Expected purpose
Can relieve pain and infection and may create space for future dental or orthodontic treatment.
Suitability
Who it may be for
May be necessary for severely decayed, broken, impacted, or wisdom teeth, or for selected orthodontic reasons.
Maintenance
Follow-up & care
Post-extraction care should be followed carefully. Initial healing commonly occurs within approximately 1–2 weeks.