Surgical Extraction

Surgical extraction for broken-down, fractured, or complex teeth that can't be removed simply — done safely under local anaesthesia.

Duration

30–45 min

Downtime

2-4 days

What is a surgical extraction?

A surgical extraction is used when a tooth can't be removed with a simple pull — because it's broken at the gum line, has curved or fragile roots, or is partly buried. Our dental surgeon makes a small, precise access to remove it gently and completely. At SmilePath Dental in Mansarovar, Jaipur, we plan complex cases with a CBCT scan and carry them out comfortably under local anaesthesia, with clear aftercare to help you heal well. Pricing is transparent with easy EMI options, and you'll get an exact quote at your free consultation.

Why Choose SmilePath for General Dentistry

For complex teeth that can't be removed simply

For complex teeth that can't be removed simply

A Full Specialist Team Under One Roof

A Full Specialist Team Under One Roof

Advanced Technology

Advanced Technology

Painless, Gentle Care

Painless, Gentle Care

SmilePath endodontist performing a gentle root canal in Mansarovar, Jaipur.

What to expect

We examine the tooth and take an X-ray or CBCT scan to see the roots and surrounding bone, so removal is planned and predictable. We numb the area fully, then make a small access to lift the tooth out gently — sometimes sectioning it into pieces so it comes out easily without stress on the bone.

We clean the socket, place dissolvable stitches, and settle you with gauze and a simple aftercare kit. You'll feel pressure, not pain. We'll also talk through replacing the tooth, such as with an implant or bridge, so your bite stays healthy.

Who it's for

A surgical extraction is for anyone in Jaipur with a tooth that can't be removed simply — one broken off at the gum line, badly decayed or fractured, with curved or fragile roots, or partly buried. It's also used when a previous simple extraction couldn't remove the whole tooth.

Who can benefit
  • A tooth broken off at or below the gum line

  • A badly decayed or fractured tooth that can't be gripped

  • Teeth with curved, long, or fragile roots

  • A tooth that couldn't be removed by a simple extraction

  • A partly erupted or buried tooth

Treatment areas

Broken Tooth

Broken Tooth

Fractured Roots

Fractured Roots

Decayed Tooth

Decayed Tooth

Retained Roots

Retained Roots

Partly Buried Tooth

Partly Buried Tooth

Complex Extraction

Complex Extraction

Aftercare tips

  • Bite gently on the gauze and avoid spitting or rinsing hard for 24 hours

  • Use ice packs on the cheek for swelling for the first day

  • Eat soft, cool foods and chew on the opposite side

  • No smoking or straws for a few days (prevents dry socket)

  • Take prescribed medication as directed, and ask us about replacing the tooth

Dr. Anjum — Chief Dental Surgeon

Dr. Anjum — Chief Dental Surgeon

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Frequently Asked Questions

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