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Sometimes a tooth can’t be saved due to severe decay, damage, or overcrowding. In such cases, removing the tooth is the best option to protect your oral health. Tooth extraction is a common procedure for people whose-
  • Teeth that are too damaged or decayed for repair
  • Overcrowded teeth that prevent others from aligning correctly.
  • Primary teeth that linger and block permanent teeth.
  • Wisdom teeth complications, including impaction or incorrect growth

Wisdom teeth extraction

Wisdom teeth, or third molars, usually emerge between the ages of 17 and 25. While they can be harmless if properly aligned, problems arise when there isn’t enough space for them, leading to impaction, infection, or damage to adjacent teeth. At Pearl Dental Clinic, we’re equipped with advanced technology and expertise to perform tooth extractions, including wisdom teeth, with precision and minimal discomfort. Our team prioritizes your comfort, offering solutions like immediate implants, dentures, or bridges to fill the gaps and preserve your smile’s functionality and appearance.

How do I know if I may need an extraction ?

You have swollen, tender, or bleeding gums

You’ve been experiencing jaw pain or swelling

You suffer from bad breath or an unpleasant taste

You’re finding it difficult to open and close your mouth

When is extraction needed ?

Extraction to prevent decay and damage to adjacent teeth.

Infections or gum disease due to trapped food and bacteria

Cysts that can harm your jawbone and nerves.

Experiencing Symptoms ?

If you notice any discomfort or signs of wisdom tooth problems, don’t wait. Early intervention can prevent more serious complications. Our oral surgeons are here to provide specialized care, ensuring your extraction is safe and effective.

Connect with our experienced general dentist, for a personalized consultation.

And the best part ?
Our treatments don’t break the bank

Smile

AED 500
  • Consultation
  • 3D Digital Scan
  • Dental X-ray
  • Simple Extraction
  • Post-treatment care
  • Post-treatment care

Smile Premium

AED 4500
  • Consultation
  • 3D Digital Scan
  • Dental X-ray
  • Impacted and Horizontal Complex Surgical Extraction
  • Sedation Care (Laughing Gas)
  • Post-treatment care
  • Oral Habit Counseling

Smile Plus

AED 2500
  • Consultation
  • 3D Digital Scan
  • Dental X-ray
  • Complex Surgical Extractions
  • Post-treatment care
  • Oral Habit Counseling

You Got Questions ?

We've got answers.

Is tooth extraction painful ?
Before an extraction, you'll receive local anesthesia to numb the area, making the procedure painless. You might feel pressure but shouldn't experience pain during the extraction.
What’s the recovery time for a tooth extraction ?
Recovery typically takes a few days. Follow your dentist's aftercare instructions closely to ensure a smooth healing process. This includes rest, avoiding certain foods, and not smoking.
How should I care for my mouth after an extraction ?
After an extraction, it's important to keep the area clean while avoiding disruption of the blood clot. Gently rinse with salt water, continue brushing your teeth carefully, and avoid the extraction site when cleaning your mouth.
Can I eat normally after a tooth extraction ?
You should eat soft foods and liquids and avoid hot, spicy, or hard-to-chew foods for the first few days. Gradually reintroduce other foods as your comfort allows.
What are the risks of tooth extraction ?
While generally safe, extractions can lead to complications like dry sockets, infection, or damage to nearby teeth. Following your dentist's aftercare advice minimizes these risks.
Will I need to replace the extracted tooth ?
Depending on the tooth's location, your dentist may recommend replacing it with an implant, bridge, or denture to maintain your bite and prevent teeth from shifting.
What happens if I don’t replace an extracted tooth ?
Not replacing an extracted tooth can lead to shifting of the surrounding teeth, affecting your bite and possibly leading to further dental issues.
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