Tooth Extraction

Removal of a permanent tooth that cannot be saved through decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or infection. At ArtiSmile extractions are carried out under local anaesthesia with the clinic's computer-controlled painless system, with care taken to preserve the surrounding bone for any future implant or bridge. Straightforward extractions and more complex surgical removals are both offered, with clear aftercare guidance to support healing.

An extraction is the removal of a tooth when it can no longer be restored or kept safely — for example after extensive decay, a deep fracture, severe gum disease that has destroyed the supporting bone, or persistent infection. While the clinic's emphasis is on saving teeth wherever possible, there are times when removing a tooth is the healthiest option, and ArtiSmile carries out both simple extractions and more involved surgical removals. The area is fully numbed using the clinic's computer-controlled local anaesthesia, which is designed to make the injection itself more comfortable, and a simple extraction is usually quick. Where a tooth is broken down or its roots are awkward, a surgical approach may be needed — the tooth is gently sectioned and removed in pieces (dłutowanie), which protects the surrounding bone. Looking after that bone matters because it provides the foundation for a future implant, bridge or denture, so the dentist handles the socket carefully and discusses replacement options with you. You are given clear aftercare instructions to encourage clean, comfortable healing and to reduce the risk of complications, and a follow-up can be arranged if needed. Some swelling and tenderness for a few days is normal. The price depends on whether the extraction is straightforward or surgical.