If the teeth are so badly damaged that they can no longer be restored, they must be removed. Otherwise, inflammatory cavities will develop, which will start to affect the overall health. If even one tooth is missing, an overload will develop somewhere, leading to new problems. This is why, once a tooth has been removed, it needs to be replaced in good time.

Tooth extraction is carried out by local anaesthesia. It is a painless procedure, but somewhat uncomfortable for the patient. The wound is closed with stitches. The site of the wound may be slightly swollen and painful after the procedure.

Patients will be given a leaflet to take home with them, detailing how to treat the pain and care for the wound.

We perform wisdom teeth extraction and small incisions also by surgical operation with local anaesthesia.