Tooth Extraction

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved — because of severe decay, fracture, advanced gum disease or impaction — carried out gently under local anaesthetic. The price reflects how complex the extraction is, from a straightforward single-rooted tooth to a surgical wisdom-tooth removal. The clinic offers a wisdom-tooth package with PRF to support the socket, and discusses tooth-replacement options such as implants where appropriate.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that can no longer be saved or is causing problems. It may be necessary when a tooth is too badly decayed or broken to restore, is loose because of advanced gum disease, is severely cracked, or — in the case of wisdom teeth — is impacted and causing pain, infection or crowding. The aim is always to remove the tooth as gently as possible while protecting the surrounding bone and gum. At Klinika Delicadent extractions are performed under local anaesthetic so the area is fully numb during the procedure. A simple extraction of a visible, single-rooted tooth is usually quick; multi-rooted teeth and impacted or partially erupted teeth — most often lower wisdom teeth — require a more involved surgical approach, which is reflected in the pricing. The clinic offers a wisdom-tooth package that combines the removal with PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) prepared from your own blood and placed into the socket, which may support healing. After any extraction you are given clear aftercare instructions to protect the blood clot and reduce the risk of complications, along with advice on managing any swelling or discomfort in the first few days. Where a tooth has been lost, the dentist can discuss replacement options — most commonly a dental implant or a bridge — and explain the benefit of replacing the tooth to maintain bite and prevent neighbouring teeth from drifting. Your suitability, the likely complexity and any relevant medical considerations are reviewed beforehand.