General dentistry · Harley Street, Marylebone
Tooth extractions
Simple and surgical extractions carried out under local anaesthetic, with sedation available for anxious patients or complex cases.
When needed?
Severe decay, gum disease, infection, trauma or crowding, when root canal or other care cannot restore the tooth predictably.
The procedure
Local anaesthetic for all extractions; surgical removal when the tooth is impacted or roots are complex.
Aftercare
Written instructions, pain management advice, and review if healing needs checking, most sites settle within one to two weeks.
Why have extractions here?
- Clear advice
Honest guidance on save vs remove.
- Calm care
Extra time for nervous patients.
- Sedation available
IV sedation quoted when suitable.
Your extraction journey
Most extractions are planned over two steps, assessment first, then treatment.
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Before you commit: Assessment & x-ray
We examine the tooth, discuss alternatives, and explain fees and sedation options, you decide when to book treatment.
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Treatment day: Anaesthetic & confirmation
Local anaesthetic is given; we wait until you're fully numb before proceeding, no extraction begins until numbness is confirmed.
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During procedure: Extraction
The tooth is removed under local anaesthetic (and sedation if arranged). Most appointments take 30–45 minutes.
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After treatment: Written aftercare & review
Follow aftercare instructions. We review if needed and discuss implants, bridges or dentures if you want to replace the tooth.
Transparent fees
| Simple extraction | £150 |
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| Surgical extraction | from £350 |
| IV sedation (per session) | £395 |
| Socket preservation graft | from £350 |
Fees confirmed in writing at your consultation. No treatment proceeds without your agreement.
Email Dr Rena Uberoi
Send us an email and we aim to get back to you the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Will extraction hurt?
The area is numb during treatment; soreness afterwards is managed with standard pain relief and our aftercare advice.
How long is recovery?
Most people return to normal activities within a few days; full socket healing takes longer.
Should I replace the tooth?
We discuss implants, bridges and dentures, the right choice depends on the gap, bone and your goals.
Can I drive after sedation?
No. You need an escort and must not drive for 24 hours after IV sedation.
Book an honest assessment to find out your options
Book a consultation for an honest assessment and a clear written plan.