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Bristol Dental Sedation and Implant Clinic clinic

Type

Extraction

Tooth extraction at Bristol Dental Sedation and Implant Clinic is available for removal of a problematic wisdom tooth or an infected molar. The service is focused on removing the affected tooth, with guidance and support provided during the extraction recovery process. It may be relevant when a tooth is causing ongoing problems and removal has been recommended after dental assessment. The clinic does not specify the extraction technique, numbing or sedation arrangements, appointment duration, included items or preparation steps. Your clinician can explain the planned procedure, review suitability and outline what to expect afterwards. Recovery guidance is provided to support the healing period following extraction.

About this treatment

Tooth extraction is a dental procedure for removing a tooth that has been identified as problematic. Bristol Dental Sedation and Implant Clinic lists removal of a problematic wisdom tooth and removal of an infected molar among the reasons this service may be requested. The clinic does not describe a specific extraction technique, equipment, numbing method, sedation option, appointment duration or number of visits. These details can vary according to the…

Who is this for?

Removal of a problematic wisdom tooth.; Removal of an infected molar.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

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Clinical team

Isaac is a Specialty Dentist in Oral Surgery and Clinical Lecturer. He holds a BDS from the University of Bristol, is a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and is registered with the GDC under number 290282. His specialties include Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery; he provides intravenous sedation. Saoud is a Dentist with a BDS from the University of Bristol and GDC registration…

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