TOOTH EXTRACTION

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Tooth extraction at German Dental Clinic is performed with precision, safety, and advanced technology—designed to minimize discomfort, protect surrounding tissues, and support faster recovery with stable long-term results.

Who This Service Is For?

Tooth extraction is recommended for patients who: - Have infected or severely decayed teeth that cannot be saved - Need wisdom tooth removal (impacted, partially erupted, or painful) - Have broken teeth below the gumline or damaged roots - Experience swelling, abscess, or recurring gum infection around a tooth - Need extraction before orthodontic treatment (to create space / improve alignment) - Require tooth removal to prepare for implants or dentures

What This Treatment Delivers?

Tooth extraction provides a safe, effective solution to remove problematic teeth and restore oral comfort. Using modern anesthesia and minimally invasive techniques whenever possible, we prioritize: Pain relief & infection control Gentle removal with tissue protection Faster recovery and reduced swelling Clear planning for what comes next (replacement options if needed)

Our Approach

Our tooth extraction procedures are delivered by experienced clinicians, supported by advanced imaging and modern surgical tools to ensure accuracy and safety. We follow strict sterilization and safety protocols at every step, while each treatment plan is personalized to your condition and comfort level. Above all, we prioritize gentle care, clear guidance, and a calm experience—from consultation to aftercare and follow-up.

Step 1

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Removes impacted or painful wisdom teeth to prevent swelling, infection, and crowding

Step 2

Simple Tooth Extraction

For teeth that are loose, severely decayed, or beyond repair but can be removed without surgery

Step 3

Surgical Tooth Removal

For broken teeth, impacted teeth, or teeth below gum level requiring a minor surgical approach

Step 4

Infection / Abscess Management

Controls infection and removes the cause to protect overall oral health and prevent recurrence

Step 5

Extraction for Orthodontic Preparation

Creates space and improves alignment planning for braces/clear aligners

FAQs

Everything you need to know about tooth extraction. Can't find the answer you're looking for? Please contact our friendly team.

With modern anesthesia and gentle techniques, discomfort is minimized. Most patients feel pressure rather than pain during the procedure.

Many patients recover within a few days to one week, depending on whether the extraction is simple or surgical.

Minor extractions may require 1–2 days of rest. Surgical wisdom tooth removal may need a bit longer depending on swelling and healing.

Avoid smoking, drinking through a straw, and hard foods for the first days to reduce the risk of delayed healing. Follow your aftercare instructions closely.

If it’s a functional tooth (not wisdom teeth), replacement may be recommended to maintain bite stability—options can include implants, bridges, or dentures depending on your case.