
Precision Oral Surgery
Tooth Extraction, Handled With Precision and Care
Every extraction begins with an oral assessment and digital X-rays, then proceeds under local anaesthetic so the procedure itself is virtually painless. Simple or surgical, the technique is chosen to suit your tooth — carried out with expert skill to minimise impact on the surrounding tissue.
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Assessed Before Anything Begins
Every extraction starts with an oral assessment and digital X-rays, so the approach is planned around your case, not decided on the spot.
Genuinely Comfortable
Local anaesthetic fully numbs the area beforehand — the procedure itself is virtually painless, with any soreness afterwards managed by prescribed medication.
Careful, Tissue-Sparing Technique
Simple or surgical extraction, whichever suits the tooth, performed with expert skill to minimise impact on the surrounding gum and bone.
Supported Through Recovery
You leave with the site cleaned and dressed, plus clear aftercare instructions — most patients are back to normal within a few days.
Your Journey
What to Expect
- 01
Examination & Digital X-Rays
We assess the tooth and take digital X-rays to understand its condition and plan the right approach before anything begins.
- 02
Complete Numbing for Comfort
The area around the tooth is gently and fully numbed with local anaesthetic, so the procedure itself is virtually painless.
- 03
Gentle, Precise Removal
Using a simple or surgical technique depending on the case, the tooth is removed with expert skill to minimise impact on the surrounding tissue.
- 04
Aftercare & Recovery Guidance
The site is cleaned and dressed with sterile gauze, and you leave with clear instructions to support healing at home.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked
Is tooth extraction painful?
The area is fully numbed with local anaesthetic beforehand, so the procedure itself is virtually painless. Some soreness afterwards is normal and easily managed with prescribed medication.
How long does recovery take?
Most patients recover within a few days, with the gum healing over one to two weeks with proper care. The bone underneath can take a few months to fully regenerate.
Can I eat normally afterwards?
Soft foods are recommended for the first few days — avoid anything hard, spicy, or hot until the area has healed properly.
What should I do after the extraction?
Bite gently on the gauze provided, use an ice pack for swelling, stick to soft foods, keep up your oral hygiene, and avoid vigorous rinsing or smoking while it heals.
Ready to Begin Your Tooth Extraction Journey?
Book a consultation and we’ll walk you through what Tooth Extraction looks like for your smile, with no obligation.
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