Extraction in Zielona Góra

Removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or loose to save, carried out under local anaesthetic by an experienced dental surgeon. The practice handles routine extractions of adult and baby teeth as well as more difficult cases requiring a surgical approach. Patients particularly note the gentle, careful technique. After healing, the gap can be restored with an implant or bridge, which the team can plan as part of the same overall treatment.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, from a straightforward extraction of a damaged permanent tooth to surgical removal of an impacted wisdom tooth. At Denticus surgical and wisdom-tooth extractions are handled by Dr Rafał Dobrakowski, a maxillofacial surgeon. The fee depends on how complex the removal is — a simple single-rooted tooth, a wisdom tooth, or a fully impacted tooth that needs a surgical approach.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved because of severe decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or infection, carried out under local anaesthesia. The dentist removes the tooth as gently as possible and provides clear aftercare advice to support healing of the socket. Platelet-rich fibrin made from your own blood can be added to aid recovery, and replacement options such as an implant or bridge can be discussed.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved by other treatment because it is too decayed, broken, infected or impacted. Denti Clinic performs both straightforward extractions and surgical removals, including impacted and wisdom teeth, under local anaesthetic with attention to comfort. The team can advise on replacing the tooth afterward with an implant, bridge or denture so the gap is restored. The right approach is confirmed after assessment and imaging.

Surgical removal of a wisdom tooth or another impacted or difficult tooth that cannot be taken out by simple extraction. Performed under local anaesthesia, it may involve releasing the gum and sectioning the tooth to remove it gently. Pricing reflects how deeply the tooth is impacted and how complex the surgery is. Platelet-rich fibrin can be used to support healing, and the dentist gives detailed aftercare advice.

Surgical removal of an impacted or partially erupted wisdom tooth — one that is stuck against the neighbouring tooth or trapped in the bone. Carried out by a dental-surgery specialist under local anaesthetic, often after a cone-beam scan to map the roots and nearby nerve. Wisdom teeth are removed when they cause pain, recurrent infection, decay or crowding. The practice's surgical focus makes it well suited to more complex lower wisdom-tooth cases.