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Tooth Extraction · DUBAI SILICON OASIS

Tooth Extraction

Discuss a tooth that may need removal, including wisdom teeth. We explain the assessment, suitable options and aftercare before treatment.

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Understand your options

Assessment first

Decay, fracture, infection or another clinical reason may make extraction appropriate.

Your health matters

Tell us about medicines, bleeding conditions, allergies and previous dental experiences.

Plan beyond removal

Where relevant, discuss the gap and replacement options before the extraction.

Wisdom tooth assessment

A wisdom tooth does not always need removing. We assess symptoms and explain whether monitoring or treatment is appropriate.

Look at the cause

A partially erupted or impacted tooth can be associated with problems, but position alone does not decide treatment.

Understand the anatomy

Imaging helps assess roots and their relationship to nerves or nearby structures.

Plan appropriate care

We explain removal, monitoring and whether specialist referral is needed.

Your journey, step by step

Swipe through the stages. Your clinician explains the plan for your needs.

Examine and discuss

We assess the tooth and appropriate imaging, then explain alternatives and risks.

Prepare and numb

Your clinician confirms the plan and uses local anaesthetic as appropriate.

Remove the tooth

The technique depends on the tooth. Some cases need a surgical approach or referral.

Recover with guidance

You receive instructions on bleeding control, food, cleaning and when to seek help.

Aftercare and ongoing support

Protect the blood clot: avoid rinsing, spitting or disturbing the socket during the first 24 hours. Choose soft food and avoid smoking. Follow your clinician’s cleaning and pain-relief instructions. Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice.

A balanced decision

Wisdom tooth removal may involve a small gum opening, dividing the tooth and stitches. Swelling and jaw stiffness can follow. For some lower wisdom teeth, risks include altered feeling in the lip, chin or tongue; nerve changes can occasionally persist. We explain your individual risks and whether specialist referral is needed.

Pain, swelling and some bleeding can occur. Dry socket, infection or damage to adjacent structures are possible. The specific risks depend on the tooth and your health.

Questions you may have

Should a symptom-free wisdom tooth be removed?

Not routinely just because it is present or impacted. The decision depends on evidence of disease or another clinical reason.

Can every case be treated at the clinic?

Complexity and your health determine the setting. We explain if specialist or hospital care is appropriate.

What symptoms need urgent help?

Contact us for persistent bleeding, severe worsening pain, fever or increasing swelling. Breathing or swallowing difficulty needs emergency medical care.

Can the tooth be saved?

Sometimes. A filling, crown or root canal treatment may be an alternative, depending on the assessment.

When should I contact you after extraction?

Contact us for persistent bleeding, worsening pain or swelling, fever or an unexpected concern.

Will I need antibiotics?

Not automatically. Your clinician decides according to your condition and the procedure.

Know your care. Plan your visit.

Clear, personal care

Your care starts with an assessment. We explain suitable options, alternatives and follow-up clearly before agreeing your care plan.

Dr. Noura founded the clinic in 2022. She is a general dental practitioner with a BDS from the University of Birmingham (2013) and experience in the UK and Europe.

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Directions and parking

Building A1, Lower Ground
Dubai Digital Park, Dubai Silicon Oasis

Use Gate 5 for visitor parking. Parking is free for the first two hours and after 5 pm. Each additional hour costs AED 10, which the clinic covers. Please speak to reception about arranging coverage of any additional parking charges.

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Our friendly team can arrange your consultation at Smile by Dr Noura, Dubai Digital Park, Dubai Silicon Oasis.

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