Extraction in Poland

Surgical removal of a wisdom tooth (third molar) that is impacted, only partly erupted, or causing pain, infection or crowding. Stomatologia Zwycięzców manages wisdom teeth through its oral surgery and implantology team, planning more difficult extractions with cone-beam imaging. Straightforward cases start from 600 zł, with fully retained molars quoted higher according to complexity.

Surgical removal of an impacted tooth — most often a wisdom tooth that is buried in the bone or only partly through the gum. At Stomatologia Centrum Stargard the procedure is carried out by an oral-surgery specialist under local anaesthetic, with X-ray imaging used to plan the approach. Priced from 600 zł, it is the appropriate option when a tooth is stuck and cannot be removed by a routine extraction.

Surgical or simple removal of a wisdom tooth (third molar) that is causing pain, crowding, repeated infection or is impacted against the neighbouring tooth. ArtiSmile carries out wisdom tooth extractions under local anaesthesia with its computer-controlled painless system, planning the approach from X-rays. Removing a problematic wisdom tooth relieves discomfort and protects the health of the teeth and gums around it.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, including troublesome or impacted wisdom teeth. At Stomatologia Pastor extractions and minor oral surgery are carried out by the surgery team under local anaesthetic, with surgical techniques available for impacted teeth. Digital imaging on site helps plan more complex removals.

A surgical extraction removes a wisdom tooth that is impacted, partly erupted or otherwise cannot be taken out by simple means, often because it sits under the gum or against the neighbouring tooth. At Diamante Clinica these cases are planned with imaging and carried out by dentists with oral-surgery experience under local anaesthetic. It suits problematic third molars causing pain, recurrent gum infection, crowding or decay that are difficult to access.

Removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or problematic to save, carried out by the clinic's surgical team under local anaesthetic. Straightforward extractions are quick, while impacted or wisdom teeth may need a minor surgical approach, planned with on-site CBCT imaging to assess the roots and nearby nerves. The clinic can also place PRF — a concentrate from your own blood — in the socket to support healing. Aftercare guidance is provided to aid recovery.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems — for example through severe decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or impaction. STOMO Clinic carries out both routine and surgical extractions, including impacted teeth, performed by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon under local anaesthetic. CBCT imaging is used to plan more complex removals near nerves or sinuses, and the team provides clear aftercare to support healing.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, carried out under local anaesthetic. This ranges from a straightforward extraction of an erupted tooth to surgical removal of an impacted wisdom tooth. Where helpful, the clinic can place platelet-rich fibrin from your own blood into the socket to support healing. Pricing reflects the difficulty of the extraction and whether a surgical approach is required.

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.

Surgical removal of a tooth that has not fully erupted or is trapped in the bone — most commonly an impacted wisdom tooth. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic by a dentist experienced in oral surgery, with planning supported by CBCT 3D imaging to assess the tooth's position and nearby structures. Pricing reflects how deeply impacted and difficult the tooth is. Clear aftercare is provided, and PRF can be used to support healing of the site.

Removal of a single-root tooth that cannot be saved, for example because of severe decay, fracture or advanced gum disease. The extraction is carried out under local anaesthetic, and the dentist provides aftercare advice to support healing of the socket. At DENS Stomatologia an atraumatic technique that aims to preserve the surrounding bone — useful when an implant may be placed later — is also available, priced separately.

Surgical removal of teeth that cannot be taken out by simple extraction — most commonly impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth, deeply broken-down teeth and retained roots. These cases are handled by Medent's maxillofacial surgeon, founder Dr Sebastian Soroko, under local anaesthetic. The fee reflects the difficulty of access and the position of the tooth. The clinic also performs root-tip resection (apicectomy) to save selected teeth with persistent infection at the root apex.

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

Removal of a wisdom tooth (third molar) that is causing pain, recurrent infection, decay or crowding, or is impacted against the neighbouring tooth. The procedure is performed by the clinic's oral-surgery team under local anaesthetic, with CBCT imaging available to assess the roots and nearby nerve before more complex cases. At SmileOn fully impacted teeth are quoted higher, and a PRF dressing made from the patient's own blood can be added to support healing.

A surgical extraction removes a tooth that cannot be taken out simply — such as an impacted, broken-down or retained tooth — using a minor oral-surgery technique. At Erwin Clinic extractions are performed by Dr Erwin Kaczmarek, who has advanced oral-surgery training, under local anaesthetic. Pricing starts at 1,000 zł for a surgical extraction, with straightforward extractions from 600 zł, and the dentist always discusses tooth-saving alternatives first.

Surgical removal of a wisdom tooth that is impacted, partly buried under gum or bone, or awkwardly positioned. The dentist raises a small flap of gum, removes a little bone or divides the tooth as needed, then removes it and places sutures. This approach is used when a wisdom tooth cannot simply be lifted out, and complimentary computer-controlled anaesthesia keeps the procedure comfortable.

Surgical removal of a wisdom tooth (third molar) that is impacted, decayed, causing crowding or repeatedly inflamed. Centrum ELLMED performs extractions and minor oral surgery under local anaesthetic, with CBCT imaging available to assess position before treatment. The published fee covers the extraction; sutures and any surgical dressing are listed separately so the total is clear in advance.

Surgical removal of a tooth that cannot be taken out by a simple extraction — most often an impacted or partly erupted wisdom tooth, or a tooth that has broken down at the gum line. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic and may involve raising the gum and sectioning the tooth for controlled removal. At DENS Stomatologia surgical extractions are part of the clinic's oral-surgery work, with aftercare guidance provided to support healing.

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.