Type
Extraction
Duration
45 min
Sample
Dental extraction
What's included
5 deliverables in this treatment
- Pre-extraction examination and X-rays
- Local anesthesia or sedation
- Tooth extraction procedure
- Socket preservation if indicated
- Post-extraction care instructions and follow-up
Urgent dental care for pain relief and immediate treatment.
About this treatment
Tooth extraction removes a tooth that is severely decayed, damaged, infected, or causing crowding. Simple extractions are performed on visible teeth using local anesthesia. Surgical extractions are needed for impacted or broken teeth, particularly wisdom teeth, and may involve removing bone or cutting the tooth into sections.
Modern dental extraction techniques prioritize minimally traumatic approaches that preserve surrounding bone — important if a dental implant is planned later. Recovery typically takes 3–7 days, with most discomfort managed by over-the-counter pain medication.
Good to know
- Duration
- 20–60 minutes per tooth
- Anesthesia
- Local (sedation available)
- Recovery
- 3–7 days
- Pain Level
- Managed with over-the-counter medication
Who is this for?
People with severely decayed or damaged teeth that cannot be saved. Those with impacted or painful wisdom teeth. Patients requiring extractions before orthodontic treatment. Anyone with infected teeth causing pain or swelling.
Preparation required
Eat a good meal before the procedure (you may have difficulty eating afterward). Avoid blood-thinning medications for 1 week before (consult your doctor). Inform the dentist of all medications and health conditions. Arrange transportation if sedation will be used. Do not smoke on the day of the procedure.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
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Clinical team
Languages: czech, english, german, russian
Treatment highlights
- Pre-extraction examination and X-rays
- Local anesthesia or sedation
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