Tooth Extraction

A tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket, recommended when a tooth cannot be restored — because of extensive decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or infection — or when removal is needed to make way for other treatment such as implants or dentures. At CIISE straightforward extractions are performed under local anaesthetic; the price distinguishes single-rooted teeth from multi-rooted teeth, which are more involved to remove.

The clinic's surgical experience extends to more complex cases, including wisdom-tooth removal and surgical extractions where a tooth is impacted or needs to be sectioned or have bone removed to release it; these are quoted according to difficulty, and supportive steps such as cleaning out an inflamed socket, placing a surgical dressing or suturing the gum are listed separately. Because the practice has its own 3D CBCT cone-beam imaging, the position of…