Tooth Extraction (Incl. Wisdom Teeth)

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, from a straightforward extraction to the surgical removal of an impacted wisdom tooth. The clinic's oral surgeons handle simple and complex cases under local anaesthetic, using 3D imaging where needed to plan around nerves and sinuses. Prices are published clearly by difficulty, so you know in advance what a simple, surgical or wisdom-tooth extraction will cost.

Tooth extraction at Salvus IDC ranges from the simple removal of a damaged or loose tooth to the surgical extraction of wisdom teeth that are impacted beneath the gum or bone. A tooth may need removing because it is too decayed or fractured to restore, severely affected by gum disease, or — in the case of wisdom teeth — unable to erupt properly and causing pain, infection or crowding. The clinic's oral surgeons carry out both routine and complex extractions, and use 3D cone-beam imaging when planning impacted teeth so the procedure can be mapped safely around nearby nerves and the sinuses. The area is fully numbed with local anaesthetic so the procedure itself is not painful, and for surgical cases the gum may be gently lifted and the tooth removed in sections to protect the surrounding bone, with dissolvable or standard sutures placed afterwards. The clinic prices extractions transparently according to difficulty — a simple permanent-tooth extraction, one requiring separation of the roots, or a flap procedure, through to the four tiers of wisdom-tooth difficulty from fully erupted to deeply impacted — so the cost matches the complexity of your tooth. Clear aftercare instructions help the socket heal smoothly, and the surgeon will advise on managing the first 24 hours, what to expect, and when stitches need attention. Where the tooth is in the visible zone or important for chewing, the dentist will also discuss replacement options such as an implant or bridge as part of the wider plan.