About tooth extraction
Tooth extraction is performed for teeth that cannot be saved — such as severely decayed teeth, teeth loose from periodontitis, or teeth removed for orthodontic reasons. We use modern local anaesthesia for a gentle, safe procedure, and provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure fast healing and prevent complications.
Who is it for?
For patients with severely decayed teeth, broken teeth beyond repair, loose teeth from gum disease, or teeth needing removal before orthodontic treatment.
What happens at your visit
- 1
Examination & X-ray
- 2
Local anaesthesia
- 3
Gentle extraction technique
- 4
Post-extraction care instructions
Frequently asked questions
Is extraction painful?
The local anaesthetic means you should not feel pain during the procedure. If you do, raise your hand and we stop. Mild soreness for 1–2 days is normal.
How do I care for the extraction site?
Bite gauze for 30–60 min, avoid vigorous rinsing for 24 hours, and skip hot food.
Prices are indicative starting prices in Thai Baht. Your exact cost depends on the examination and your treatment plan — we always confirm the fee with you before treatment begins.