Extraction in Jelenia Góra

A simple extraction removes a visible, accessible tooth that cannot be saved — for example through severe decay, advanced gum disease or a fracture — under local anaesthetic. At Uśmiech, a surgery-led practice, even routine removals are handled by clinicians who carry out oral surgery daily, and anxious patients can be treated under sedation. The dentist will always discuss whether the tooth can be saved first, and how the gap can later be filled with an implant, bridge or denture.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too decayed, broken, infected or impacted to save, including problematic wisdom teeth. At Kamil Turek Stomatologia extractions are performed under local anaesthetic — which is included in the price — by a team that includes a maxillofacial surgeon for more complex surgical cases. Straightforward extractions are quick, while impacted wisdom teeth may require a minor surgical procedure. Aftercare advice is given to support comfortable healing.

Removal of a tooth or retained root that cannot be saved, carried out under local anaesthetic so the procedure is comfortable. Extractions may be needed for severe decay, advanced gum disease, fracture or a tooth that is causing problems. The dentist loosens and removes the tooth, then gives clear aftercare advice to support healing. More complex cases are handled as surgical extractions by the practice's dental surgeon.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved through decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or to make room for other treatment. The dentist carries out the extraction under local anaesthetic and provides clear aftercare advice to support healing. Cost depends on how straightforward the tooth is to remove, and options for replacing the missing tooth can be discussed at the same visit.

Surgical extraction is used when a tooth cannot simply be lifted out — typically impacted or partly buried wisdom teeth, roots broken below the gum, or teeth that must be sectioned. As a dedicated oral-surgery practice, Uśmiech carries these out daily, planning the position of nerves and roots on its own 3D CBCT scanner. With a consultant anaesthetist on the team, the procedure can be done under local anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthesia for nervous patients or multiple removals.

Removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or impacted to save, carried out by KCM's Dental Clinic under local anaesthetic. Straightforward single- and multi-rooted extractions are offered, as well as surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth. The clinic uses computer-controlled anaesthesia for comfort and can plan more complex cases with 3D imaging. Aftercare advice is given to support healing, and replacement options can be discussed at the same visit.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved using a straightforward, non-surgical technique under local anaesthetic. Suited to teeth that are accessible and not badly broken below the gum, a simple extraction relieves pain or infection and clears the way for a future replacement. Supradent also handles more complex partially surgical and fully surgical extractions, priced separately, when a tooth needs to be sectioned or uncovered.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, carried out by an experienced oral surgery team under local anaesthetic. The clinic handles straightforward extractions as well as surgical cases such as impacted wisdom teeth and retained roots, with computer-controlled WAND anaesthesia available for comfort. Where a future implant or denture is planned, socket-preservation options can help maintain the bone after the tooth is taken out.

Removal of a wisdom tooth (third molar), whether erupted or impacted beneath the gum or bone. Erupted teeth are removed by straightforward extraction, while impacted teeth require a surgical approach handled by the clinic's surgically trained dentist. Both are performed under local anaesthetic with full aftercare, and 3D imaging is used to assess position before impacted-tooth surgery.

Surgical removal of a tooth that cannot be taken out by simple means — for example an impacted, badly broken or awkwardly rooted tooth — performed under local anaesthetic by the clinic's surgeon. The tooth may be sectioned or a small gum flap raised to remove it cleanly, with the site closed and aftercare provided. Supradent's surgical experience also covers implant-related procedures at the same practice.