Notting Hill's Trusted Dental Clinic
Gentle Tooth Extractions for a Healthier Smile
When a tooth cannot be saved, removing it is the right decision. We perform gentle, precise extractions to relieve pain, stop infection and protect your overall oral health.
Pain-free
Same-Week Appointments
In-house surgeon
IS THIS YOU?
Signs You Need a Tooth Extraction
Pain
Severe tooth pain that won't go away
Infection
An infection that keeps coming back
Damage
A tooth too damaged to save
Wisdom Teeth
A wisdom tooth that needs to be removed
PRICING
Tooth Extraction
Simple Extraction
The straightforward removal of a visible, accessible tooth.
£185
Surgical Extraction
A more involved procedure for teeth that are broken or difficult to access.
£385
0% Finance Available
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Specialist removal of wisdom teeth.
£550
0% Finance Available
- Local anaesthetic included
WHY CHOOSE TOOTH EXTRACTION?
Tooth Extraction at a Glance
Our team has decades of experience in providing safe and comfortable tooth extraction treatments.
Safe & Careful Removal
Our team performs tooth extractions with precision and care, using modern extraction methods and anaesthesia to make the procedure comfortable and pain-free.
Effective Pain Relief
Extraction is sometimes the most effective solution for relieving severe pain caused by a damaged tooth, and removes the risk of infection spreading to surrounding teeth.
Clear Aftercare Guidance
Our team provides full post-extraction care instructions to support a smooth recovery. If you wish to replace the tooth, we will put together a personalised treatment plan.
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Book Your Tooth Extraction
At Notting Hill Dental Clinic
Are you in pain? Do not wait.
Tooth pain can escalate quickly and become unbearable, and the sooner you come in, the more options we have.
At Notting Hill Dental Clinic, we always try to save the tooth first. We will explore every option to treat, repair and preserve it before considering extraction. But if removal is the right decision, we will do it together, safely and comfortably, performed by our in-house surgeon under local anaesthetic. For nervous patients, sedation and relaxation techniques are also available to help you feel completely at ease.
- 0% Finance Available Over 12-60 Months
UNDERSTANDING TOOTH EXTRACTION
What is a Tooth Extraction?
A tooth extraction is the clinical removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. It is recommended when a tooth is too damaged, decayed or infected to be saved, or when it is causing problems for the surrounding teeth and overall oral health. It's also recommended when a wisdom tooth is growing in the wrong position or there isn't enough room for it to come through.
At Notting Hill Dental Clinic, we always explore every alternative before recommending an extraction. When removal is necessary, our in-house surgeon performs the procedure under local anaesthetic, numbing the area completely so you feel no pain, though you may feel some slight pressure.
If you'd like to preserve the shape and volume of your jawbone, we also offer a socket preservation service, where a bone graft material is placed into the socket right after extraction. This is widely used for patients considering implants in the future, but also more generally for your overall oral health and aesthetics.
From the moment you get in touch to long after you leave, our team will guide you through every step, answer every question, and make sure you always feel supported, comfortable and at ease.
- Full dental examination and X-rays
- Sedation options available for nervous patients
- Full aftercare guidance
- Personalised tooth replacement plan if needed
Your Journey
Tooth Extraction Procedure
Step-by-step
Dentist
Dr Reza Eslami
With a background in treating extremely anxious patients in a dental community setting, Reza has cultivated a calm and reassuring clinical environment for his patients. His commitment to patient comfort is further exemplified by his qualification to provide inhalation sedation, ensuring a stress-free experience for those who may be apprehensive about dental procedures.
Reza's professional journey has seen him gain valuable experience in Oral and Maxillofacial departments at hospitals across Kent and Surrey. This exposure has not only broadened his skill set but has also sparked a particular interest in complex oral surgery, where he excels.
Further underscoring his dedication to excellence, Reza completed a Master's degree with Honours in dental materials. This academic achievement reflects his commitment to staying at the forefront of dental innovation. His enthusiasm for biomimetic dentistry, which involves selecting the most effective bonding methods and materials for restoring teeth, speaks to his desire to provide longer-lasting and minimally invasive treatments.
We are privileged to have Reza on our team, where his expertise, compassion, and commitment to excellence enrich the lives of our patients every day.
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about Tooth Extraction.
Is a tooth extraction painful?
Before your tooth extraction, the dentist will administer a local anaesthesia to numb the area around your tooth. This will help to numb the pain during the procedure so you should not feel any pain. Afterwards, pain can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication, or medication given to you by your dentist.
How Long does the Procedure Take?
The duration of a tooth extraction can vary depending on how complex the case is. Typically extractions can take around 30-60 minutes. If the case is complex, or if more that 1 tooth needs to be taken out this process may be a little longer.
Can I work or go to school after a tooth extraction?
Depending on the complexity of your extraction and your personal experience you may be able to return to work or school the next day. However, for more complicated extractions, or if you are experiencing a lot of pain, you may need a few days to rest and recover.
What Can You Eat After a Tooth Extraction?
After a tooth extraction, it’s important to eat soft foods that won’t irritate the extraction site. Avoid hard, crunchy, spicy, and hot foods, as well as using straws, to prevent complications and promote healing. Always follow your dentist’s specific recommendations.
Here are some good options:
- Smoothies and Milkshakes: Ensure they're not too cold and avoid using a straw.
- Yogurt: Soft and easy to swallow.
- Mashed Potatoes: Soft and comforting.
- Applesauce: Easy to eat and gentle on the mouth.
- Soups and Broths: Ensure they are lukewarm, not hot, to avoid irritation.
- Scrambled Eggs: Soft and nutritious.
- Pudding and Jello: Easy to eat and gentle on the extraction site.
- Oatmeal or Cream of Wheat: Softened grains are easy to consume.
What are the risks associated with tooth extraction?
Your dentist will take precautions to help prevent any risks, so ensure to follow aftercare instructions carefully to help quicken the healing process and prevent complications.
While tooth extractions are generally safe, there are some risks, including:
- Infection
- Prolonged bleeding
- Dry socket
When should I contact my dentist after a tooth extraction?
Contact us if you experience:
- Infection
- Prolonged bleeding
- Dry socket
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We will take precautions to help prevent these risks. Ensure to follow aftercare instructions and advice carefully to help manage pain and complications.