Extraction

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved — because of severe decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or impaction — carried out under local anaesthetic. The practice covers straightforward single- and multi-rooted extractions as well as more demanding wisdom-tooth removal, with a gentler atraumatic technique available where preserving the bone for a future implant matters. Surgical extras such as suturing and dressings are priced separately. Aftercare guidance is given to support healing.

When a tooth cannot be saved, MEDENT removes it gently under local anaesthetic, including straightforward extractions and the surgical removal of wisdom teeth. The team uses 3D CBCT imaging where helpful to assess root anatomy and nearby structures before surgical cases. Clear aftercare advice supports comfortable healing, and replacement options such as implants or bridges can be planned for afterwards.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, carried out under local anaesthetic. At Stomatologia Kucharski straightforward extractions, more involved surgical removals that need bone to be eased away, and impacted teeth such as wisdom teeth are all priced clearly. Where a tooth is being removed with a view to replacing it, the dentist can discuss options including implants and bridges at the same visit.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 is too damaged, decayed or impacted to be saved, or that is causing problems for the surrounding teeth. At AURUM straightforward extractions are carried out by the dental team, while impacted or surgical cases — including buried wisdom teeth — are handled by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Local anaesthesia is included, and pricing depends on whether the extraction is routine or surgical.

Removal of a tooth that is too badly decayed, broken or loosened by gum disease to be saved, carried out under local anaesthetic. Straightforward extractions are priced from 350 zł, with more complex cases that require the tooth to be sectioned quoted slightly higher. The clinic provides clear aftercare guidance, and wisdom-tooth and other surgical removals are offered separately.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, carried out under local anaesthetic. EM Dent handles straightforward extractions as well as surgical removals, including wisdom teeth, impacted teeth and roots that need a surgical approach. For anxious patients the clinic offers treatment under inhalation sedation, and pricing reflects the complexity of the procedure.

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.

A simple extraction removes a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or loose to save, using local anaesthetic. At Diamante Clinica extractions are carried out by dentists with oral-surgery experience, with imaging used beforehand where needed to assess the roots and surrounding bone. It suits teeth broken down by decay or trauma, teeth loosened by gum disease, or teeth removed as part of a wider treatment plan, with wisdom-tooth and surgical options priced separately.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, carried out under local anaesthetic by the clinic's oral surgery team. Dentica offers both straightforward and surgical extractions, along with options to protect the site afterwards — socket preservation to maintain the bone ridge for future implants, and PRF from your own blood to support healing. Baby-tooth extractions for children are also available.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or compromised to save, or that needs to be taken out for orthodontic or surgical reasons. At Clinica Dentale extractions are performed by dentists experienced in oral surgery, under local anaesthetic, with straightforward removals and more complex surgical extractions of impacted teeth both available. Where a tooth is removed ahead of an implant, the clinic can plan the surgical and replacement stages together.

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, carried out under local anaesthetic — from a straightforward single-rooted extraction to the surgical removal of a molar or an impacted wisdom tooth. At SmileStudio the fee reflects the complexity of the tooth and whether surgical access is needed. The dentist will discuss options to replace the tooth, such as an implant or bridge, where appropriate.

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.

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.

Surgical removal of a wisdom tooth (third molar) that is impacted, partially erupted or causing pain, infection or crowding. Because these teeth often sit at an angle or remain under the gum and bone, removing them can require a minor surgical procedure under local anaesthetic. The clinic plans cases with 3D imaging and prices by difficulty, from a more accessible tooth up to a fully impacted one.

Surgical removal of wisdom teeth and other impacted or retained teeth that cannot be taken out by a simple extraction. At Medin this is performed by a dentist with a focus on oral surgery and implantology, under local anaesthetic. The procedure is planned with on-site imaging, including 3D scans where useful, to assess the tooth's position relative to nearby nerves and sinuses, and detailed aftercare is provided to support recovery.

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.

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.