Tooth Extraction

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Tooth Extraction

Illustration of a tooth with decay and cavities, surrounded by other healthy teeth on a red background.

There are times when a tooth needs to be removed. This usually happens when the tooth is causing significant pain and cannot be saved.

Cost of Tooth Extraction (Non-surgical):

From $70 to $300 (excluding GST)

If your tooth is very broken down, it may require a surgical extraction.
In such cases, the procedure becomes medisave claimable.

Common Reasons for Extractions:

  1. Severe Tooth Decay

    Tooth decay is essentially a “hole” in the tooth caused by bacteria, often linked to poor oral hygiene or a diet high in sugar. When decay becomes severe, extraction may be necessary. In such cases, replacement options like dental implants, bridges, or dentures can help restore both function and appearance.

    It’s important to visit a reputable dental clinic regularly for check-ups and cleaning. Early detection of decay allows for simple, painless treatment before more serious problems develop.

  2. Gum Disease

    Gum disease is often a silent condition, causing little or no pain until it becomes advanced and teeth start to feel loose. It is usually the result of plaque and tartar build-up, and can be influenced by factors such as poor oral hygiene, genetics, diabetes, and age.

    When the supporting bone or gum tissue around a tooth is severely damaged due to gum disease, extraction may be necessary. Regular dental visits and professional cleanings are the best ways to prevent gum disease.

  3. Wisdom Teeth

    Wisdom teeth that do not grow properly can damage neighbouring teeth or cause repeated gum infections. In such cases, removal may be necessary.

    Regular dental visits and periodic X-rays help detect these issues early, allowing them to be treated before they cause pain or complications.

Brighter, healthier smiles.