Tooth Extraction

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 to restore, severely decayed, badly broken, loosened by gum disease or causing crowding or recurrent problems. At Centrum Stomatologiczne dr Jadczyk extractions are handled by an experienced oral and maxillofacial surgery team, which means more complex cases can be managed in the same practice. A routine extraction of a fully erupted tooth is carried out under local anaesthetic and is usually quick and well tolerated. Wisdom teeth and impacted teeth — those that have not fully come through the gum or are angled against neighbouring teeth — often require a surgical extraction, where a small incision is made to access and remove the tooth, sometimes in sections. The clinic prices wisdom-tooth removal from 600 zł and surgical removal of an impacted tooth from 950 zł. It also performs apicectomy (root-tip resection) from 1,300 zł, a minor surgical procedure that removes the very tip of a tooth's root together with surrounding infected tissue when an infection at the root apex persists despite root-canal treatment, allowing the tooth itself to be kept. After any extraction you are given clear aftercare instructions to support healing and reduce the risk of complications, and the dentist will discuss options for replacing the tooth, such as an implant or bridge, where appropriate. Suitability, the likely complexity and whether imaging is needed are assessed beforehand.