Tooth extraction at Accord Dental Practice Camberley
Simple & Surgical Extractions

Tooth Extractions in Camberley

Gentle, comfortable tooth extractions - simple and surgical - carried out under local anaesthetic.

At Accord Dental Practice in Camberley, we carry out both simple and surgical extractions under local anaesthetic, ensuring the procedure is as comfortable as possible. Wisdom tooth removal is one of the most common extraction procedures.

Tooth Extractions - Key Benefits

  • Gentle technique under local anaesthetic throughout
  • Simple and surgical extractions carried out in practice
  • Wisdom teeth (third molar) extractions
  • Comfortable, unhurried appointments
  • Clear aftercare instructions provided
  • Tooth replacement options discussed at your appointment

Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth are the most commonly extracted teeth. Partially erupted wisdom teeth create a gum flap that traps food and bacteria, causing recurrent infection (pericoronitis). Impacted wisdom teeth can damage adjacent molars. Extraction is often the definitive solution.

After Extraction

Some soreness and swelling for 2 - 3 days is normal. Avoid rinsing, spitting, or smoking for 24 hours. Eat soft foods. Salt water rinses from 24 hours post-extraction promote healing.

What to Expect

  1. 1X-ray assessment and treatment planning
  2. 2Local anaesthetic administered
  3. 3Tooth loosened with specialist instruments
  4. 4Tooth removed - you feel pressure, not pain
  5. 5Socket packed and instructions provided
  6. 6Review appointment if required

Frequently Asked Questions

Extraction is carried out under local anaesthetic - you will feel pressure and movement but not pain. Some soreness for 2 - 3 days afterwards is normal.
Bite on the gauze for 30 - 60 minutes. Do not rinse or spit for 24 hours. Eat soft foods. Avoid alcohol and smoking.
Dental implants, bridges, or dentures can all replace extracted teeth. We will discuss all options at your appointment.

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