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Tooth Extraction

Type

Extraction

Duration

30 min

What's included

3 deliverables in this treatment

  • Local anaesthetic
  • Extraction of the tooth (simple or surgical)
  • Aftercare instructions

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, carried out under local anaesthetic by the clinic's oral surgery team. Dentica offers both straightforward and surgical extractions, along with options to protect the site afterwards — socket preservation to maintain the bone ridge for future implants, and PRF from your own blood to support healing. Baby-tooth extractions for children are also available.

About this treatment

An extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed, broken or otherwise compromised to be restored, or that needs to come out for other clinical reasons. At Dentica extractions are performed under local anaesthetic by the surgical team. A simple extraction removes a tooth that is fully erupted and accessible, while a surgical extraction is used for teeth that are broken down at the gum line, have curved roots or are partly covered by gum…

Looking after the socket after a tooth is removed can make later treatment easier. The clinic offers socket preservation, in which the empty socket is grafted to help maintain the height and width of the bone ridge — useful if a dental implant is planned for that site — as well as ridge smoothing to remove sharp bony edges, and PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) plugs or membranes prepared from your own blood to support healing of the wound. You will be given…

Good to know

Types
Simple or surgical
Site protection
Optional socket preservation (1,000 zł)
Healing support
Optional PRF plugs/membranes

Who is this for?

Patients with a tooth that cannot be saved, or who need a tooth removed before other treatment

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

Founded by two graduates of the Faculty of Dentistry at the Wrocław Medical Academy (2003). Dr Aleksandra Cieślik-Kot is a dentist and endodontist, a member of the Polish (PTE) and European (ESE) endodontic societies who completed the PTE endodontic curriculum in 2016 and focuses on microscope root canal treatment, conservative, aesthetic and prosthetic dentistry, in practice since 2011. Dr Wojciech Kot is a dentist…

Clinic-reported credentials

Polish Endodontic Society (PTE) — Dr Aleksandra Cieślik-Kot European Society of Endodontology (ESE) — Dr Aleksandra Cieślik-Kot Polish Implantology Association (PSI) — Dr Wojciech Kot PSI/DGOI/ICOI implantology curriculum (2016) — Dr Wojciech Kot

Languages: Polish

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