Extractions in london

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Extractions in London

When there is not enough tooth structure to rebuild or the tooth is severely infected or cracked, the tooth will need to be removed (extracted). Some teeth are easy to remove (incisors) and some are more complex (wisdom teeth).

Our team of trained surgeons can ensure we can remove teeth comfortably and painlessly. The cost of the extractions depend on complexity and if surgery is needed.

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Extractions Frequently asked questions

We know you may have questions before undergoing a tooth extraction. Whether you’re concerned about pain, recovery time, or what to expect during the procedure, we’re here to help. To help you feel confident and fully informed, we’ve answered some of the most common questions our patients ask about tooth extractions at Waldron Dental.
How long does it take to recover from a tooth extraction?
Typically, it is a good idea to rest for 24-48 hours are you have a tooth removed. After that you should be fine to resume normal activity and the socket would have healed within 2-3 weeks usually. Please ensure you follow all the advice of the surgeon after the extraction to keep soreness to a minimum.
The process of a tooth extraction does not hurt, as you will be fully anaesthetised. There will be some pushing and pulling but if you are in any discomfort, please let our team know and we will take the appropriate steps to alleviate the concern. After the tooth is removed, you will be given a list of instructions to care for the area.
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After the tooth is removed, it is a good idea to wait 6-8 weeks to allow the gums and bone has heal and stabilise. After this point there are options of tooth replacement to avoid the adjacent teeth from moving into the gap, such as dental implants, bridges or dentures.
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