Saving your natural teeth is always our first choice at GL1 Dental in Gloucester, but sometimes removal genuinely is the better long-term move. Patients from across Gloucester come to us for gentle, clearly explained extractions from start to finish.
124–126 Stroud Road, Gloucester GL1 5JNOn-street parking nearby, buses stop close by
A tooth may need removing for several reasons — advanced decay, infection, established gum disease, a fracture, or simply a lack of space. We always consider whether the tooth can be saved before turning to extraction, and if removal really is the better path, we keep you comfortable with effective local anaesthetic and up-to-date technique. Most of the extractions we carry out are routine, uncomplicated procedures. Occasionally a tooth is too badly broken down, has fractured below the gum line, or is otherwise tricky to remove safely, and in those cases a surgical extraction is the safer route — something we'll always explain clearly before going ahead.
We examine the tooth, ask about your symptoms, and decide together whether extraction is genuinely the right course.
We'll explain whether a routine extraction will do, or whether a surgical extraction is likely to be the safer option.
The tooth is removed gently under local anaesthetic. Anxious patients aged 18 and over can ask about IV conscious sedation, where suitable.
You'll leave with clear aftercare guidance to support quick healing and lower the risk of complications such as dry socket.
Nobody likes a surprise bill, us included — every plan is set out in writing up front, so there's nothing unexpected waiting for you at reception.
The great majority of our extractions are routine at £150. If examination shows your tooth is too damaged or difficult to remove safely, we'll discuss whether a surgical extraction at £350 is needed before proceeding. You'll always know the cost upfront.
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Most people only need a routine extraction, which covers the large majority of cases. If your tooth is badly broken, fractured below the gum, or awkward to remove safely, a surgical extraction may be suggested instead.
No — local anaesthetic fully numbs the area before we start. You may feel some pressure during the procedure, but it shouldn't be painful.
Yes, IV conscious sedation is available for suitable patients aged 18 and over at an additional cost — see our Sedation Dentistry page for details.
We'll go through detailed aftercare instructions before you leave — following them closely lowers the risk of complications and speeds up healing.
Yes — an implant, bridge or denture could all be suitable, depending on where the tooth was. We'll discuss these once your mouth has had time to settle.
Most people feel considerably better within a few days, though the socket itself can take several weeks to fully heal.
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