Type
Extraction
Duration
45 min
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- 3D CBCT planning where needed
- Local anaesthetic (sedation optional)
- Surgical removal and stitches
- Aftercare instructions and review
Surgical extraction is used when a tooth cannot simply be lifted out — typically impacted or partly buried wisdom teeth, roots broken below the gum, or teeth that must be sectioned. As a dedicated oral-surgery practice, Uśmiech carries these out daily, planning the position of nerves and roots on its own 3D CBCT scanner. With a consultant anaesthetist on the team, the procedure can be done under local anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthesia for nervous patients or multiple removals.
About this treatment
A surgical extraction is needed when a tooth is not straightforward to remove — most often lower wisdom teeth that are impacted (stuck against the tooth in front or buried in the jaw), teeth that have fractured at or below the gum line, or roots that need to be taken out in sections. Rather than simply loosening the tooth, the surgeon makes a small incision in the gum, may remove a little surrounding bone or divide the tooth into pieces, and then lifts it…
Planning matters for these cases: the clinic's in-house 3D cone-beam (CBCT) scanner shows exactly how an impacted wisdom tooth sits in relation to the nerve in the lower jaw and the sinus in the upper jaw, which helps the surgeon work safely and predictably. Treatment is normally carried out under local anaesthetic, but because Dr Jacek Barancewicz, a specialist anaesthetist, is part of the team, very anxious patients — or those having several teeth or…
Good to know
- For
- Impacted / buried / broken teeth
- Planning
- In-house 3D CBCT
- Anaesthesia
- Local, sedation or general
Who is this for?
Adults needing impacted wisdom teeth or surgically difficult teeth removed
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.
Clinical team
Led by Dr Alina Osuch, a specialist in oral and maxillofacial surgery. The team includes Dr Daria Tomaszewska (oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist), Dr Jędrzej Kaczmarek (oral and maxillofacial surgery resident), Dr Hanna Czarniawska (specialist in conservative dentistry with endodontics), Dr Małgorzata Świniarska-Ożóg (periodontology specialist), Dr Małgorzata Pietryniecz (paediatric dentistry specialist) and…
Clinic-reported credentials
Languages: Polish, English, German
Treatment highlights
- 3D CBCT planning where needed
- Local anaesthetic (sedation optional)
+2 more items in What's included
Surgical tooth extraction from 350 zł (up to about 1,000 zł for difficult cases). Surgical removal of wisdom teeth 500–1,300 zł depending on how the tooth is positioned and whether it is impacted. Procedures are planned on the clinic's 3D CBCT scan; sedation or general anaesthesia is available through the in-house anaesthetist.