Tooth Extraction

Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems, performed under local anaesthetic by the clinic's surgical team. The price covers routine extractions, with wisdom teeth and surgically impacted teeth quoted higher because they are more complex. The dentist explains why removal is advised, what the procedure involves and the options for replacing the tooth afterwards if needed.

A tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed, infected or unstable to keep, or that is causing crowding or other problems. At Sobota House of Dentistry extractions are carried out under local anaesthetic, with computer-controlled anaesthesia available as an add-on for a more comfortable, precise numbing experience. Routine extractions of accessible teeth sit at the lower end of the price range, while wisdom teeth and teeth that are impacted or broken below the gum require a surgical approach and are quoted higher, reflecting the additional time and skill involved. Before removing a tooth the dentist confirms that extraction is the most appropriate course and discusses alternatives where they exist. More complex cases, including impacted wisdom teeth, are handled by the clinic's oral and maxillofacial surgeon. After the procedure you receive clear aftercare guidance to support healing and reduce the risk of complications, and some swelling or discomfort for a few days is normal. Where the extracted tooth leaves a gap that affects function or appearance, the dentist can discuss replacement options such as an implant or bridge, including any need for bone preservation at the time of extraction. The aim throughout is to make removal as straightforward and comfortable as possible and to plan sensibly for what follows.