Treatment Overview
Tooth Extraction and Oral Surgery
Tooth extraction and oral surgery cover the removal of teeth that can no longer be saved as well as surgical procedures across the jaws and oral cavity.
Every procedure follows modern anaesthesia protocols and strict sterile standards, delivered by our experienced surgical team.
- Simple and surgical extractions, including impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth
- Implant placement together with augmentation procedures such as grafting and sinus lift
- Apicectomy where infection persists after root canal therapy
- Surgical exposure of impacted teeth in coordination with orthodontic treatment
- Repair of soft-tissue injuries to lips, cheeks and oral mucosa
- Digital 2D imaging and CBCT-guided surgical planning
- Surgical loupes (magnification) for precise visualisation and meticulous technique
All surgical procedures are carried out under local anaesthesia, in a sterile setting, by our experienced surgical team.
Frequently Asked
Common patient questions
Should I have my wisdom tooth removed?
Removal is generally indicated when the tooth causes pain, recurrent infection, crowding or is impacted. We confirm this with a panoramic X-ray.
How long is recovery?
Initial healing is typically 5–7 days. Most swelling and discomfort settle within the first 2–3 days with the recommended after-care.
Is the procedure painful?
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, so no pain is felt during surgery. Conscious sedation is available for anxious patients.
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Same-day surgery · 3D X-ray · Sterile protocols
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