Safe and carefully planned tooth extraction and minor oral surgical procedures to address damaged, problematic, or impacted teeth while supporting comfortable recovery.
Tooth extraction & minor oral surgery
Comfortable Care, Thoughtful Recovery
Focused Care for Oral Health
Careful Treatment Planning
Each procedure begins with an assessment to determine the most appropriate approach for your dental needs.
Gentle Anaesthesia & Procedure
Local anaesthesia helps keep the treatment area comfortable while the procedure is carried out with care.
Impacted Tooth Management
Appropriate surgical techniques can help manage impacted or difficult-to-remove teeth safely and effectively.
Clear Aftercare Guidance
Personalised recovery instructions help protect the treatment area and support a smooth healing process.
Everything You Need to Know About Tooth Extraction & Minor Oral Surgery
Extraction may be considered when a tooth is severely damaged, extensively decayed, infected, or cannot be adequately restored with other dental treatments.
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia to numb the treatment area. You may experience some pressure during the procedure, followed by temporary soreness as the area heals.
Minor oral surgery includes procedures such as removing impacted teeth, treating certain gum or soft-tissue concerns, and addressing other dental conditions that require a small surgical intervention.
Initial healing generally takes several days, while the extraction site continues to heal over the following weeks. Recovery can vary depending on the tooth and procedure.
Follow your dentist’s specific aftercare instructions. Typically, you should avoid disturbing the extraction site, smoking, strenuous activity, and very hot foods or drinks during the initial healing period.