Surgical tooth extraction is the surgical removal of teeth that pose a threat to oral and dental health when they cannot be removed from the jawbone using standard tooth extraction procedures. This treatment is applied when part or all of the tooth remains embedded in the jawbone.

Why Are Impacted Teeth Extracted?

Impacted teeth can pose a threat to surrounding tissues because they are often not positioned parallel to the expected eruption profile. For example, wisdom teeth, which frequently remain impacted, can cause destruction of neighbouring dental tissues, disruption of tooth alignment, and infection in the surrounding bone or soft tissue, depending on their position. In cases where the proper eruption profile can be achieved for impacted teeth that do not threaten the health of the tissues, surgical procedures and orthodontic applications can be used to ensure their eruption into the mouth. However, if these procedures threaten the health of the tissues in the path of eruption, this treatment procedure may not be appropriate, and surgical extraction of the tooth may be necessary. You can easily book an appointment at our clinic and have a detailed examination by our specialist doctors to obtain detailed information about your treatment needs.