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DENTEX, Dentistry Done Differently

Oral & Dental Surgery

Tooth Extraction

Sometimes a tooth is too damaged, infected or loose to save. It may also need to come out for orthodontic reasons or because it is an impacted wisdom tooth. Extractions at DENTEX are done under local anesthesia with care for your comfort and healing.

At a glance

  • 4 clear steps
  • Plan and cost explained first
  • Led by Dr. Ahsan Ali

01 Who needs this treatment

Is this right for you?

  • Severely broken or decayed teeth
  • Loose teeth from advanced gum disease
  • Painful or impacted wisdom teeth
  • Extraction advised as part of orthodontic treatment

02 Treatment process

What happens, step by step.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    We examine the tooth and take a radiograph to plan the extraction.

  2. 02

    Anesthesia

    The area is numbed so you feel pressure but not pain.

  3. 03

    Removal

    The tooth is removed carefully to protect the surrounding bone and gum.

  4. 04

    Aftercare and next steps

    We explain how to care for the area and discuss replacement options such as an implant or bridge.

03 Benefits

What you gain.

  • Relieves pain and infection
  • Protects the neighboring teeth
  • Done under local anesthesia
  • A clear plan for replacing the tooth if needed

04 Technology and expertise

Extractions and minor oral surgery are performed by our dental surgeon with sterile instruments and careful technique.

Dr. Ahsan Ali, Dental Surgeon
Your doctor Dr. Ahsan Ali BDS (DU), BCS (Health)

05 Recovery and aftercare

Looking after your result.

  1. 01 Bite on the gauze for the time advised
  2. 02 For 24 hours, avoid spitting, rinsing, smoking and drinking through a straw
  3. 03 Eat soft, cool food and chew on the other side
  4. 04 Contact us if bleeding, swelling or pain gets worse after two or three days

06 Questions

Tooth Extraction: your questions.

Will it hurt?

The area is numbed, so you feel pressure but not pain during the extraction. Afterwards, discomfort is usually managed with simple painkillers.

Should I replace an extracted tooth?

Usually yes, especially for back teeth, so the neighboring teeth do not drift. We will discuss options such as implants or bridges.

Ready to talk about tooth extraction?

Book a consultation. We will examine, explain your options and give you a clear plan with the cost, before anything begins.

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