At DentoCorrect, each surgical extraction is carefully planned with advanced digital imaging, carried out under local anaesthesia by experienced clinicians, and supported with comprehensive aftercare at ISO-certified clinics in Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, and Peshawar.
Book a Free ConsultationWhen a tooth is too damaged, impacted, or infected to save — and cannot be removed by conventional means — surgical tooth extraction is the safest, most controlled solution. Unlike a simple extraction, the surgical approach involves a small incision into the gum tissue, allowing the dentist or oral surgeon to access and remove the tooth precisely while protecting surrounding bone and tissue.
At DentoCorrect, every surgical extraction is planned using digital imaging, performed under local anaesthesia by trained clinicians, and followed by structured aftercare at ISO-certified clinics across Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan and Peshawar.
Not all tooth extractions are the same. Understanding the difference helps you know what to expect and why your dentist may recommend one approach over the other.
| Factor | Simple Extraction | Surgical Extraction |
|---|---|---|
| Tooth Visibility | Fully visible above the gum line | Partially or fully beneath the gum line |
| Procedure | Loosened with an elevator, removed with forceps | May require bone removal or tooth sectioning |
| Anaesthesia | Local anaesthesia | Local anaesthesia (sedation available for anxious patients) |
| Typical Cases | Decayed or mobile visible teeth | Impacted wisdom teeth, broken roots, complex anatomy |
| Recovery Time | 5–7 Days | 1–2 Weeks depending on complexity |
| Performed By | General dentist | Oral surgeon or trained dentist with surgical skills |
| DentoCorrect Availability | All 7 city clinics | All 7 city clinics |
A surgical extraction is recommended only when no restorative option remains, or when the tooth poses a risk to overall oral health. Common clinical indications include:
A surgical extraction is recommended only when no restorative option remains, or when the tooth poses a risk to overall oral health. Common clinical indications include:
The most common surgical extraction in Pakistan. Wisdom teeth are the last to erupt — typically in the late teens or early twenties — and frequently become impacted when there is insufficient space in the jaw. Depending on impaction depth, the surgeon makes a gum incision, removes minimal bone if needed, and may section the tooth for safer removal. Both upper and lower wisdom teeth can be treated at DentoCorrect.
Every surgical extraction at DentoCorrect follows a structured clinical protocol designed for precision, patient comfort, and safe healing. Every step is explained to you before it begins.
Your dentist begins with a thorough assessment of the affected tooth, gum tissue, bite, and adjacent teeth. Medical history is reviewed to identify any conditions — including blood thinners, diabetes, or immune disorders — that may affect the procedure or healing. No extraction is planned without this evaluation.
Digital radiographs reveal root position, bone density, proximity to nerves (including the inferior alveolar nerve for lower wisdom teeth), and the exact angle of impaction. In complex cases, CBCT 3D imaging is recommended. This step reduces surgical uncertainty and prevents nerve or sinus complications.
The surgical site is fully numbed before the procedure begins. Modern anaesthetic agents ensure the area is completely pain-free — you may feel mild pressure but not pain. For anxious patients, our team takes additional time at this stage and will not proceed until you are comfortable.
A small, precisely placed incision is made in the gum tissue to expose the tooth and, if needed, the surrounding bone. The incision is designed for minimal trauma and straightforward closure after removal.
The tooth is loosened from its socket using surgical instruments. When the tooth is large, curved, or deeply impacted, it may be divided into sections (tooth sectioning) to allow safer, more controlled removal — reducing force and protecting adjacent bone and tissue.
After the tooth is removed, the socket is thoroughly irrigated and cleaned to remove bone fragments, debris, or infected tissue. Bone edges are smoothed if required. Absorbable sutures are placed to close the incision and support clot formation. Most sutures dissolve on their own within 7–10 days.
DentoCorrect believes in full price transparency. Below is an indicative pricing guide for surgical extraction procedures. Exact costs are confirmed after clinical assessment, as they depend on tooth type, impaction complexity, and anaesthesia requirements.
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Examination & treatment plan
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PKR 8,000
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PKR 28,000
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Proper aftercare is critical for healing and preventing complications like dry socket (alveolar osteitis). Your DentoCorrect clinician will provide specific written instructions at your appointment. These general guidelines apply to most surgical extractions:
