Every extraction starts with assessment of the tooth, surrounding structures and the safest treatment pathway.
Careful removal of teeth when extraction is clinically indicated, with attention to comfort and aftercare. Treatment suitability, technique, risks, recovery and expected results depend on the individual and should be discussed with the appropriate qualified clinician.
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Clinical examination
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
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Local anaesthesia
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
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Controlled removal
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
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Aftercare and healing
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
This stage is individualized after clinical assessment and discussion with the treating professional.
Why a consultation matters
A website can explain a treatment, but it cannot determine whether it is right for you. A consultation allows the clinician to review your history, examine the relevant area, discuss alternatives and set realistic expectations before treatment.
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