Extraction in Poland

Removal of a tooth that is too badly decayed, broken or infected to save, or that needs to come out as part of a wider treatment plan. At CIISE extractions are carried out under local anaesthetic by a team experienced in oral surgery, with single- and multi-rooted teeth priced separately and more complex surgical and wisdom-tooth removals also offered. In-house 3D imaging supports planning where a tooth lies close to nerves or sinuses.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved — through extensive decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or crowding — carried out as gently as possible under local anaesthesia. Straightforward teeth are removed by a simple extraction, while broken-down, impacted or difficult teeth may need a minor surgical procedure. The dentist explains aftercare to support smooth healing and discusses options for replacing the tooth where appropriate.

Tooth extraction removes a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or problematic to save, ranging from a straightforward removal to the surgical extraction of an impacted wisdom tooth. Tymodent's oral-surgery specialists handle simple and complex cases, including apicoectomy, root hemisection and cyst removal, with cone-beam CT available for planning. Routine extractions start from 300 zł and surgical removals from 700 zł, each quoted from a base figure that reflects the difficulty.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, performed by an oral surgeon under local anaesthesia. Straightforward extractions are quick, while surgical removal is used for broken-down teeth, retained roots or impacted teeth such as wisdom teeth. Anaesthesia is included and suture removal is free, and A-PRF growth factors from the patient's own blood can be added to support healing of the socket afterward.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved because of extensive decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or crowding. Routine extractions at Medin are carried out under local anaesthetic by the practice's dentists, with the fee depending on whether the tooth has a single root or several. The dentist explains aftercare to support healing and can discuss options for replacing the tooth, such as a bridge or implant, where appropriate.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, carried out under local anaesthetic. Chodyra Clinic offers both straightforward extractions and surgical removal of more difficult teeth, including impacted and wisdom teeth, supported by in-house imaging. Where a tooth is removed, the dentist can also discuss replacement options such as an implant.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved — for example through extensive decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or crowding. At Implantclinic straightforward extractions are carried out under local anaesthetic, with surgical techniques for wisdom and impacted teeth. Sedation is available for nervous patients, and the team can discuss replacing the tooth with an implant or bridge afterwards where appropriate.

Surgical extraction removes teeth that cannot be taken out by a simple lift — most often impacted wisdom teeth, or teeth broken off at the gum line. At Dentis the procedure is performed under local anaesthetic within the clinic's oral-surgery service, with the tooth sometimes removed in sections to spare the surrounding bone. Detailed aftercare supports healing, and the gap can be reviewed for later replacement if the tooth was not a wisdom tooth.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved — for example through severe decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or to relieve crowding. At AS-Dent Studio extractions are carried out under local anaesthetic by a dental surgeon, with surgical removal available for teeth that are broken down or impacted. Aftercare and follow-up are provided, including managing problems such as a dry socket.

Tooth extraction removes a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or impacted to save, including problematic wisdom teeth. Dental ART covers everything from straightforward removals to surgical extraction of impacted teeth, carried out by an experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeon and planned with 3D imaging where needed. Sedation and German-speaking care are available, with implant replacement offered in the same clinic if desired.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, carried out under local anaesthetic. Denta Mare performs both routine extractions and more complex surgical removals — such as broken-down roots or impacted teeth — within its oral surgery service. The clinic plans difficult cases with 3D imaging where needed and provides aftercare guidance to support healing. Replacement options, including implants, can be discussed for the resulting gap.

When a tooth is too badly decayed, broken or otherwise beyond saving, ASP Stomatologia can remove it under local anaesthetic. A simple extraction removes a tooth that is fully erupted and accessible, while a surgical extraction is used for teeth that are broken at the gumline, have curved roots or are partly buried. The dentist explains why removal is advised, keeps the procedure as comfortable as possible and gives clear aftercare guidance.

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.

A tooth extraction removes a tooth that is too badly decayed, broken or loosened by gum disease to save, or that is causing crowding. DEN-MED carries out routine extractions under local anaesthetic, with more difficult cases requiring tooth separation priced higher and surgical or impacted wisdom-tooth removal handled by the maxillofacial team. Platelet-rich fibrin can be added to aid healing of the socket when appropriate.

Estedent removes teeth that cannot be saved — through advanced decay, fracture or infection — as simply and comfortably as possible under local anaesthetic. Pricing reflects the difficulty of the tooth, from a straightforward permanent tooth to a surgical extraction of a broken-down or impacted tooth, with a lower fee for baby teeth. Where an implant is planned later, the socket can be preserved with bone regeneration at the same time.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed, broken or problematic to save, carried out under local anaesthetic. Smile Studio handles routine extractions as well as surgical removal of broken-down, wisdom and impacted teeth, performed by a dentist focused on oral surgery. Where helpful, platelet-rich fibrin prepared from the patient's own blood can be placed in the socket to support healing.

A dental filling restores a tooth affected by decay or minor damage using tooth-coloured composite material, rebuilding its shape and function in a single visit. At Dentista.pl conservative dentistry is handled by clinicians focused on preserving as much natural tooth as possible. For more extensive damage where a standard filling is not enough, the clinic also makes laboratory-crafted composite onlays that fit precisely into the prepared tooth.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or impacted to save, carried out by Exacto Clinic's oral-surgery team. The clinic handles routine extractions as well as surgical removal of wisdom teeth and impacted teeth. Pricing depends on complexity, and supportive measures such as a PRF preparation from the patient's own blood or socket preservation with bone-substitute material can be added to help the site heal, particularly when an implant is planned later.

Tooth extraction removes a tooth that cannot be saved — for example one that is badly broken, severely decayed, or impacted. DentalCover performs simple and surgical extractions, including impacted wisdom teeth, by experienced oral surgeons. Treatment is carried out under local anaesthesia, with nitrous-oxide sedation or general anaesthesia available for anxious patients or more complex cases. Where appropriate, the team can discuss replacing the tooth, including with an implant.

Removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or impacted to save, carried out as gently as possible under local anaesthetic. Dental Corner uses cone-beam CT imaging to plan more complex and wisdom-tooth extractions and offers computer-controlled anaesthesia, nitrous-oxide sedation and general anaesthesia for comfort. The team also advises on replacing the tooth afterwards, including with an implant.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, performed by the clinic's oral surgery team under local anaesthetic. Routine extractions are straightforward, while wisdom teeth and impacted teeth that have not fully erupted may need a surgical approach. The practice also carries out apicectomy, a minor surgical procedure to treat persistent infection at the tip of a root.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or problematic to save, carried out under local anaesthetic after a careful assessment. At I-Dent a routine extraction starts from 350 zł, with surgical removal of impacted or buried teeth from 500 zł. The clinic also performs related minor oral surgery such as draining an abscess, removing a gum flap over an erupting tooth and reshaping a tight frenum.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or problematic to save, carried out under local anaesthetic. At Exceldent extractions are part of the dental surgery service, used when a tooth cannot be restored or is causing problems for neighbouring teeth. The published price covers a standard adult extraction, with more complex surgical removals assessed individually.

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.