Gentle & Painless Tooth Extraction Services in Dubai, UAE
Gentle & Painless
Extraction Of Damaged Teeth
Going to the dentist for a tooth extraction can seem a little daunting. After all, our teeth are meant to stay in our mouth! However, sometimes extracting damaged teeth is necessary and unavoidable. But there’s no need to worry – extracting a tooth is a very standard procedure and our dentists will guide you through every step of the way.
Most commonly, tooth extractions occur when teens and adults get their wisdom teeth removed. But there are other instances where a tooth extraction may be needed. Those reasons include: excessive tooth decay, tooth infection and teeth crowding. All tooth extractions are performed by our highly skilled team of dentists and is a relatively quick and easy process.
What Is A Tooth Extraction?
A tooth extraction is when a tooth is completely removed from the mouth. Tooth extractions usually occur when teens and adults get their wisdom teeth removed. But there are other instances where a tooth extraction may be needed as well. Those reasons include excessive tooth decay, tooth infection, or teeth crowding.
We know it can seem a little daunting. However, sometimes extracting damaged teeth is necessary and unavoidable. But there’s no need to worry – extracting a tooth is a very standard procedure and the dentists at Queens Medical Center will guide you through every step of the way.
Benefits of Tooth Extraction
- Preventing the spread of tooth decay
- Reducing the risk of infection
- Prevents overcrowding issues
- Helps relieve pain
Tooth Extraction In Dubai
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What Is A Tooth Extraction?
What Happens?
Before the dentist begins extracting your tooth, a local anesthetic will be applied to numb the area. Once the gum tissue and the extraction site has been numbed, the dentist will work to loosen the tooth using a tool called an elevator . You may feel some pressure but no pain. Once the tooth has been loosened from the tooth socket, the dentist will use forceps to remove it from your mouth. After the extraction, the dentist will place sterile gauze over the area to minimise bleeding while a blood clot forms. Your dentist will provide you with full aftercare instructions.
When Is An Extraction Needed?
When a tooth is damaged or decayed, a dentist will first try to fix it with cosmetic solutions. These include fillings, crowns and other treatments. However, if the damage is too severe, a tooth extraction may be required. Other reasons that you may need a tooth extraction are:
- Trauma or injury
- Infection or decay has reached the root
- Not enough room for all your teeth
- Make room for orthodontic treatment
What to Expect During a Tooth Extraction at Queens Medical Center
Teeth Removal Cost In Dubai
The cost of teeth removal in Dubai varies based on the complexity of the procedure:
- Simple Extraction – AED 150
- Broken Tooth Extraction – AED 250 – 800
- Impacted or Surgical Extraction – AED 800 – 2000
Schedule Your Tooth Extraction in Dubai Today
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common complications include:
- Pain
- Swelling
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Temporary numbness
Your dentist or surgeon may use one of the following anesthesia options:
- Local anesthesia: You’ll be awake but won’t feel any pain, only pressure or pulling sensations.
- Sedation anesthesia: You’ll be in a relaxed, drowsy state and may have little memory of the procedure.
- General anesthesia: You’ll be completely unconscious and won’t remember anything from the procedure. Fasting for several hours beforehand is usually required.
It’s best to wait at least 24-48 hours before using mouthwash. When you do, opt for an alcohol-free rinse or one prescribed by your dentist to avoid irritation.
Yes, soft and cold foods like ice cream can help soothe the area. However, avoid it within the first 24 hours if extreme temperatures cause discomfort. Stick to plain flavors without crunchy toppings.
Yes, after 24 hours, rinsing with warm salt water (½ teaspoon of salt in a cup of warm water) can help reduce bacteria and promote healing. Avoid vigorous swishing to protect the blood clot.
The initial healing phase takes about 1-2 weeks, with gum tissue closing over the socket. Full bone regeneration can take 4-6 months.
Stick to lukewarm or cold drinks like water, herbal tea, or diluted juice. Avoid hot, fizzy, or alcoholic beverages for 24-48 hours to prevent irritation and protect the blood clot. Do not use a straw.
Smoking is strongly discouraged for at least 48-72 hours as it can delay healing, increase the risk of infection, and cause dry socket.
Yes, an infected tooth can be extracted. In some cases, antibiotics may be prescribed before the procedure to reduce infection and swelling. Always consult your dentist for the best treatment plan.
