Tooth Extraction

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, from a straightforward single-rooted extraction to surgical removal of a multi-rooted or impacted tooth. Carried out under local anaesthetic by the clinic's surgery team, with anaesthesia, any sutures and the follow-up check included in the price. The fee depends on how complex the removal is. Where appropriate, replacement options such as an implant can be discussed at the same time.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth and is recommended when a tooth is too badly decayed, broken or infected to restore, when it is loose due to advanced gum disease, or when an impacted tooth such as a wisdom tooth is causing pain or crowding. At MultiMedica extractions are performed by clinicians focusing on oral surgery, under local anaesthetic, with the listed fees including anaesthesia, any sutures required and the post-procedure check — so the quoted price reflects the whole episode of care rather than added extras. A simple extraction of a single-rooted tooth is the most straightforward and is priced accordingly, while a multi-rooted tooth, or a tooth that has broken at the gumline, may need a slightly more involved approach. Surgical extraction — used for impacted teeth or roots that cannot be removed simply — involves a small procedure to access and section the tooth, and is quoted within a range depending on difficulty, which is assessed beforehand, often with the help of the clinic's panoramic X-ray or CBCT imaging. After any extraction the team provides clear aftercare instructions to help the socket heal and reduce the risk of complications. Because losing a tooth leaves a gap that can affect neighbouring teeth and chewing, the clinic can discuss replacement options such as an implant, bridge or denture as part of planning, either at the time or once the area has healed.