Tooth extraction · Oral surgery · Mumbai
Tooth Extraction with an Oral Surgeon
If a tooth is badly damaged, infected or difficult to remove, an assessment can clarify whether extraction is appropriate and what the procedure involves.
Where a tooth may be restored, that option can be discussed. If removal is recommended, the clinician explains alternatives, risks, anaesthesia and aftercare.
Consultation fee: ₹1,500 one time.
A careful decision
Why might removal be recommended?
Extraction is planned only after the tooth and surrounding structures have been assessed.
Restorability
Tooth structure
Review whether enough healthy tooth remains for a restoration.
Infection
Dental and gum health
Assess infection, gum support and effects on nearby teeth.
Complexity
Position and anatomy
Imaging may help plan a difficult or surgical extraction.
For wisdom tooth removal, see the dedicated wisdom tooth page.
Before and after removal
Know the options and recovery plan
Discuss whether the tooth can be restored, whether removal is needed and whether you may want a replacement. Before treatment, we explain the anaesthesia approach, aftercare, expected recovery and when to seek help.
Recovery and risks vary. Follow the instructions specific to your procedure.
Examination and imaging
Review the tooth, symptoms and relevant anatomy.
Discuss alternatives
Consider restoration, monitoring or replacement where appropriate.
Procedure and aftercare
Review care instructions, expected recovery and follow-up.
Experience · comfort · trust
Care planned around you
See why removal may be recommended, which alternatives are compared and how comfort, recovery and aftercare are planned.
Experience
Surgical assessment
The tooth, nearby structures, symptoms and health history are reviewed before extraction is recommended.
Comfort
Comfort and recovery
The team explains the proposed procedure, anaesthesia approach, aftercare and recovery guidance for your case.
Trust
Removal only when advised
Where a tooth may be restored, that option can be discussed first. If removal is recommended, the reason and alternatives are explained.
Extraction FAQs
Questions to ask
Can the tooth be saved instead?
That depends on its structure, infection, gum support and ability to restore it. Ask for the options and prognosis.
Will I need a scan?
Imaging is recommended when it helps assess the tooth or nearby structures.
What about replacing the tooth?
Replacement options depend on the site, oral health, bite and your preferences. They can be discussed during the treatment plan.
Assessment before extraction
Understand the reason and the alternatives
Bring any previous X-rays, referral notes and medication information.