Wisdom Tooth Extraction & Simple Extraction in Harrow
Our skilled and gentle dentists specialise in both simple and wisdom tooth extractions, performing each procedure with precision and care. We only recommend tooth removal when it is the best option to protect and improve your long-term oral health.
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If you’re looking for a trusted and highly experienced dentist for tooth extractions or wisdom tooth removal in Harrow, Wembley , Pinner, Northwood, North Harrow, South Harrow, Eastcote, Sudbury , Rayners Lane, Northolt and throughout London our dental clinic is here to help.
Tooth Removal Becomes the Best Option
There are several reasons why a tooth may need to be removed, and it isn’t always because of damage or decay. Many patients visit our clinic for the safe and precise removal of wisdom teeth, while others require an extraction to relieve overcrowding and create more space for healthy tooth alignment.
After a thorough dental assessment, our experienced team will determine whether a simple extraction or wisdom tooth extraction is needed. Common reasons for recommending tooth removal include:
- Overcrowding or misalignment
- Severe infection or tooth decay
- Advanced periodontal (gum) disease
- Baby teeth that fail to fall out naturally
- Impacted wisdom teeth
- Broken or fractured teeth
- Preparation for orthodontic treatment
- Preventing future dental complications
We take time to explain every available treatment option, ensuring you feel fully informed and confident before proceeding with any procedure. Our goal is to make your extraction as comfortable, safe, and stress-free as possible while protecting your long-term dental health.
What are the reasons tooth extraction may be necessary?
There are several reasons why a tooth extraction may be necessary. Here are some common reasons:
Severe tooth decay or damage: When decay is too advanced to be fixed with fillings or other restorative treatments, or if a tooth is cracked or broken beyond repair, extraction may be the only option.
Advanced gum disease (periodontitis): This can weaken the bone and tissues that support your teeth, leading to loose teeth that may require removal.
Impacted wisdom teeth: If wisdom teeth don’t have enough space to erupt properly, they can become impacted, leading to pain, infection, cysts, or damage to other teeth.
Overcrowding: A tooth may need to be extracted to make space for other teeth to align correctly, often as part of orthodontic treatment (like braces).
Infection or abscess: A severe infection, or abscess, that has spread beyond the reach of root canal therapy or antibiotics may require extraction to prevent the infection from spreading to other parts of the body.
Dental trauma: Accidents or injuries can cause teeth to be damaged in a way that makes them unrepairable, making extraction the safest course of action.
Preparation for prosthetics: Sometimes teeth are extracted to make room for dentures or to prepare the mouth for dental implants.
