Extraction in Police

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, carried out under local anaesthetic. At this practice extractions are part of the oral surgery offering and are priced from 150 to 450 zł depending on how straightforward the tooth is to remove. The dentist explains why extraction is recommended, what to expect during the procedure and how to care for the site afterwards to support comfortable healing.

Extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved through decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or for orthodontic reasons. At Ddent a straightforward extraction is carried out under local anaesthesia, with the tooth loosened and lifted from its socket. The centre can protect the healing socket with platelet-rich fibrin where helpful, and more complex or buried teeth are handled as surgical extractions priced separately.

Surgical extraction is used for teeth that cannot be removed simply — broken at the gumline, with awkward roots, or impacted wisdom teeth lying under the gum or bone. At Ddent these cases are managed by dental and maxillofacial surgeons under local anaesthesia, sometimes involving a small gum incision or sectioning of the tooth. The fee reflects the complexity of the case, and the socket can be supported with platelet-rich fibrin to aid healing.