What Is a Tooth Extraction?
An extraction removes a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. A simple extraction removes a visible tooth; a surgical extraction may be needed if a tooth is broken at the gum line or hasn't fully come through.

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that cannot be saved or is causing problems. It isn't always necessary — the dentist examines the tooth first and explains your options. Learn when extraction may be considered, what happens, aftercare and what affects the cost — then contact our clinic in Al Rigga, Deira, Dubai.
An extraction removes a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. A simple extraction removes a visible tooth; a surgical extraction may be needed if a tooth is broken at the gum line or hasn't fully come through.

Only a dentist can decide whether extraction is needed after examining you.

Options
The type of extraction depends on the tooth's position and condition, which the dentist assesses before treatment. Ask us which options are available for your case.

For a tooth that is visible above the gum and can be removed without surgery.
For a tooth broken at the gum line or not fully erupted, which may need a small incision.
The process
The dentist examines the tooth, may take an X-ray and explains whether it can be saved.
Your options, the procedure and the cost are explained before you decide.
Local anaesthetic numbs the tooth and surrounding area.
The tooth is carefully loosened and removed.
You receive advice on healing and when to contact the clinic.
The number of visits and exact steps depend on your case and are confirmed after examination.
Cost
The cost of an extraction depends on your tooth and the treatment it needs. We confirm the cost after examination, before any treatment begins. Message or call us to ask about the current price.
After an extraction, replacing the tooth can help with chewing and keep nearby teeth from shifting. Options include dental bridges and dentures. The dentist can explain which suits you.
Extraction may be considered when a tooth is too damaged or decayed to repair, badly loose, or causing problems for nearby teeth. It isn't always necessary — the dentist will examine the tooth and explain whether it can be saved first.
The area is numbed with local anaesthetic before the extraction, so most patients feel pressure rather than pain. Some soreness afterwards is normal and usually settles over a few days.
Sometimes. Depending on the problem, options such as a filling, root canal treatment or a crown may save the tooth. The dentist will explain your options after examination.
Follow your dentist's aftercare advice: avoid rinsing hard, smoking or drinking through a straw at first, eat soft foods and keep the area clean as instructed.
The cost depends on whether the extraction is simple or surgical, the position and condition of the tooth, and any X-rays needed. Contact us by WhatsApp or phone to ask about the current price.
Replacing a missing tooth can help with chewing and stop nearby teeth from drifting. Options include dental bridges and dentures — the dentist can advise you.
Contact us if you have heavy bleeding that doesn't stop, severe or worsening pain, swelling that increases after a few days, or signs of infection such as fever.
May save an infected tooth instead of removing it.
Removing problem wisdom teeth.
A fixed option for replacing a missing tooth.
Toothache, swelling or a broken tooth.
Message or call our clinic in Al Rigga, Deira, Dubai. We'll examine the tooth, explain your options and confirm the cost before treatment.