Tooth Extraction
Tooth Extraction
Eligibility
- Severely decayed or damaged teeth.
- Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth.
- Overcrowding or preparation for orthodontic treatment.
- An infection or abscess that cannot be treated with a root canal.
Care During the Procedure
- Local anaesthesia is applied to numb the area.
- The tooth is gently loosened and removed using dental instruments.
- Stitches may be placed if needed to aid healing.
Care After the Procedure
- Bite on gauze to control bleeding.
- Avoid chewing on the extraction site for a few days.
- Eat soft foods and avoid smoking.
- Maintain oral hygiene carefully to prevent infection.
- Attend follow-up visits to monitor healing.
Relevant Specialties

Dental
Our Department of Dental, Clinical, Oral, and Maxillofacial Surgery delivers specialist care for complex dental, facial and oral conditions through a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, restorative dentists, orthodontists and allied specialists. We offer TMJ and facial pain clinics, advanced implant and zygomatic solutions, complex trauma and reconstructive surgery, orthodontics (including clear aligners), endodontics and pediatric/special-needs dentistry that is often supported by a dedicated dental operating theatre. Diagnosis and planning use digital tools (CBCT, intraoral scanning, CAD-CAM, and AI-assisted workflows), while integrated perioperative care, laser therapy, and rehabilitation ensure safe, coordinated outcomes.






