Tooth extraction is a surgical procedure to remove a tooth from the jaw.
Reasons for extraction:
When tooth extraction should be avoided:
These contraindications are temporary. When conditions stabilize, the restrictions will be lifted.
Preparing for Tooth Extraction
Simple and complex extractions:
An extraction that takes a short time is considered simple, e.g. single-rooted tooth, superficial root or loose tooth.
Complex cases require:
Such extractions can take 20+ minutes.
The Extraction Process:
For simple cases: anesthesia, loosening the problematic tooth, extraction with forceps, placing a sterile pad to stop bleeding.
Complex cases may require gum flap, tooth/root sectioning, sequential extraction using elevators, suturing. Ultrasonic piezotome may be used for a minimally invasive extraction. With inflammation, a drain may be placed.
What Teeth Hurt the Most to Extract?
The procedure itself is painless under anesthesia. Discomfort begins after it wears off. This can be significant if:
To minimize discomfort and prevent complications, carefully follow post-op instructions.
Post-op care recommendations can be found here.
Extraction Costs:
The cost depends on: degree of tooth destruction, prior treatments, number of roots, mobility, apical inflammation, tooth eruption status, proximity to nerves, patient health issues, doctor's experience and tools used.
For example, extraction of a preserved front tooth with grade 3 mobility will cost less than a molar with destroyed crown and multiple buried roots that must be extracted individually. The price will be higher again for a retained wisdom tooth.
Our clinic uses advanced techniques and specialized ergonomic instruments handled by an experienced surgeon to ensure quick, minimally invasive, and safe extractions for rapid recovery.
We invite residents of Torrevieja, La Mata, Elche, Murcia, Alicante and other Costa Blanca cities to visit our clinic or call tel. CALL: +(34) 638 893 141 Appointments by preliminary arrangement.
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