Tooth Extraction

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is too damaged, decayed or impacted to be saved, or that is causing crowding. Stomatologia Słubice carries out routine extractions of front teeth and molars as well as surgical removal of wisdom teeth and impacted teeth, under local anaesthesia. Prices are clearly tiered by the type of tooth and the difficulty of the extraction, with suturing quoted separately where needed.

Although saving a natural tooth is always the goal, extraction is sometimes the right option — for a tooth broken or decayed beyond repair, severe gum disease, a painful or impacted wisdom tooth, or to relieve crowding before orthodontic treatment. At Stomatologia Słubice extractions are performed under local anaesthesia so the procedure itself is not painful. A straightforward extraction of a visible tooth is quick; a molar or a surgical case — such as a wisdom tooth that is impacted or only partly through — takes longer and may involve gently sectioning the tooth and placing stitches. Pricing is tiered so patients know what to expect: a simple extraction, a molar extraction and a baby-tooth extraction are each priced separately, while wisdom-tooth and impacted-tooth removals are quoted as a range reflecting their complexity, with suturing added where required. After an extraction the clinic gives clear aftercare instructions — managing the clot, avoiding rinsing too soon, and keeping the area clean — to help healing and reduce the risk of complications such as a dry socket. Where the extracted tooth will need replacing, the dentist can discuss options such as an implant, bridge or denture and the best timing. For patients crossing from Frankfurt (Oder) and Brandenburg, German-speaking reception can help plan a surgical extraction and any follow-up. The dentist assesses the tooth, takes any necessary X-ray and confirms the approach and price before proceeding.