Impacted tooth extraction

An impacted tooth is a tooth that has not come through to the surface of the gum or has erupted only partially, sitting “at an angle” or lying on its side. Such teeth often remain hidden under the mucosa, creating “traps” for bacteria and pressure on the neighbouring teeth. The oral surgeon will carefully incise the gum, divide the tooth into fragments if necessary and remove the roots, minimising trauma to the bone and soft tissues.

Our goal is not only to perform the operation flawlessly, but also to help you go through this journey comfortably and without anxiety.
We use modern anaesthesia methods that eliminate pain.
We plan every step in advance with a CT scan to minimise risks.
We work carefully, keeping the bone and soft tissues as intact as possible.
We give detailed recommendations and support the patient through every stage of recovery.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
