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🦷 Surgical Treatment

When a tooth can't be saved, removal is done with care.

For grossly decayed or severely mobile teeth beyond repair, extraction is performed safely and comfortably, with a clear plan for what comes next.

Tooth extraction for grossly decayed and mobile tooth
QuickProcedure duration
Local anaesthesiaComfortable removal
GuidedReplacement options after
Same dayConsultation available

What is it?

A safe, considered last resort.

Tooth extraction is recommended only when a tooth is too decayed, damaged, or mobile to be restored. The tooth is removed under local anaesthesia, and we discuss replacement options (implant, bridge, or denture) to restore function afterwards.

Who needs it?

This treatment is right for you if —

  • Your tooth is grossly decayed beyond restoration
  • Your tooth is severely mobile due to advanced gum disease
  • Your dentist has recommended extraction as the only viable option

What to expect

3 steps. Clear at every stage.

1

Assessment

We confirm extraction is necessary and discuss replacement options in advance.

2

Extraction

The tooth is removed under local anaesthesia, as comfortably as possible.

3

Aftercare & Planning

You'll get aftercare instructions and a plan for tooth replacement if needed.

Why choose RV Dentalign

What makes our approach different.

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Extraction only when necessary

We always evaluate whether a tooth can be saved first.

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Honest guidance

Clear discussion of replacement options and costs.

Comfortable procedure

Careful technique to minimise discomfort.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions patients ask us most

Honest answers. No medical jargon. If you have more, just call us.

When is an extraction necessary?+
Only when a tooth is too decayed, broken or mobile to be saved predictably by other treatment.
Is the procedure painful?+
The area is fully numbed with local anaesthesia, so you feel pressure and movement but not pain.
What is the aftercare?+
Bite firmly on the gauze, avoid rinsing or spitting for 24 hours, and stick to soft, cool foods for the first day.
Can the tooth be replaced later?+
Yes. An implant, bridge or denture can replace it once the site has healed — we plan this with you in advance.

Your consultation is the first step.

Come in, ask every question you have, and leave with a clear picture of your treatment options and costs. No pressure. No rush.

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