What is Tooth Extraction?
When a tooth can't be saved, we remove it as gently as possible using atraumatic techniques that protect the surrounding bone and gums, important if you plan an implant later.
We'll always discuss tooth-saving alternatives first and explain replacement options so you're never left with a gap you're unhappy with.
Benefits
- Relief from pain and infection
- Gentle, bone-preserving technique
- Effective local anaesthesia
- Clear written aftercare
- Planning for replacement options
How the treatment works
1. Assessment
X-ray to plan a safe extraction.
2. Anaesthesia
The area is fully numbed.
3. Gentle removal
The tooth is loosened and removed carefully.
4. Aftercare
Gauze, instructions and a follow-up if needed.
Who is it for?
- Severely decayed or broken teeth
- Loose teeth from gum disease
- Teeth blocking orthodontic treatment
- Baby teeth not falling out
Aftercare tips
- Bite on gauze for 30–45 minutes
- No rinsing, spitting or straws for 24 hours
- Soft cool foods for a day or two
- Avoid smoking for at least 72 hours
Planning your Tooth Extraction treatment
Every patient is different. Your dentist will examine your concern, explain suitable treatment options and discuss expected fees before any procedure. An in-clinic consultation costs Rs 500.
Frequently asked questions
You'll feel pressure but not pain. Mild soreness afterwards is managed with simple painkillers.
Soft foods once numbness wears off; avoid chewing on that side for a day.
Usually yes, we'll explain implant, bridge and denture options.
Book your Tooth Extraction consultation
In-clinic consultation: Rs 500 · Treatment advice after assessment.
