Treatments / General treatments / Extractions
Tooth extractions.
Extraction becomes necessary for several reasons: extensive tooth decay, broken teeth, impacted wisdom teeth, gum disease, or an overcrowded mouth. Our onsite oral surgeon specialises in complex extractions.
Recovery
Back at your desk in a day or two.
Possible swelling is manageable with over-the-counter painkillers. Desk workers usually resume within 1 to 2 days; manual roles typically need a full week.
What happens
The extraction, step by step.
History and x-rays
A detailed medical history review with diagnostic tests and x-rays.
Anaesthesia, sedation optional
You are numbed fully, with sedation offered if you are anxious.
Careful removal
The tooth is loosened with specialised instruments, then a dressing prevents bleeding.
How it works
Your treatment journey.
01
The consultation
Up to an hour: full health check, smile assessment, and an in-depth discussion of what you want.
02
Your written plan
A written quotation that explains every option and cost before anything goes ahead.
03
Treatment
Carried out gently, with sedation available, around your schedule: early, late and Saturdays.
04
Aftercare
A preventative approach so your teeth and your treatment last longer.
Your first visit
Every smile plan starts with an hour that is all about you.
A full dental health check, smile assessment and an in-depth discussion of what you want, ending with a written quotation.
Fees
A written quotation before anything goes ahead.
Quoted after your assessment, with a written quotation before anything goes ahead.
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