Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, under local anaesthesia. The decision is always made after an examination and X-ray.

Tooth extraction is the removal, under local anaesthesia, of a tooth that is badly decayed, broken or has lost its bone support. Extracting a tooth that is fully visible in the mouth is usually quick and rarely needs stitches.
Keeping your natural tooth always comes first, so extraction is only decided after options such as root canal treatment or a filling have been considered. Removing an impacted or partially erupted tooth is a separate surgical procedure and is planned separately at the examination.
The most common situations:
If the tooth can be kept, those options are discussed first. The decision is made after an examination and X-ray.
The gap left by an extracted tooth should not be left empty; options such as an implant or a bridge are discussed together at the examination.
The root and surrounding bone are assessed with an X-ray. You will be asked about the medicines you take regularly.
The tooth and surrounding area are numbed; you usually feel no pain during the procedure, only some pressure.
The tooth is gently loosened and removed. A gauze pack is placed on the area if needed.
Healing is checked and the way to replace the gap is planned.
Extractions are carried out by our dentist. For anxious patients, the procedure can also be planned under sedation.
MC Multi Clinic team · Efeler, Aydın
Examinations, extractions, fillings and general dental treatment.

Sedation when needed for patients with dental anxiety.




The following are usually temporary.

If you take blood thinners or have a chronic condition, be sure to mention it at the examination; the extraction is planned accordingly.
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so you usually feel no pain, only pressure. There may be some pain for a while after the anaesthetic wears off.
Once the anaesthetic has worn off you can eat lukewarm, soft food. For the first few days, avoid chewing on the extraction side.
The gum usually closes within 1–2 weeks. Complete healing of the bone takes a few months.
Replacing the gap is recommended so that neighbouring teeth do not drift. Options such as an implant or a bridge are discussed at the examination.
Wisdom teeth that are fully erupted are usually removed this way. Impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth need a separate surgical procedure.
In urgent cases it can be done under suitable conditions. Always tell us you are pregnant before the examination.
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