Same day appointments, 7 days a week
(including wisdom tooth removal)
Same day appointments, 7 days a week (incl. wisdom tooth removal)
If you’re looking for a trusted, affordable dentist for tooth extraction near you in Milton Keynes, we have all the expertise to help at our state-of-the-art practice.
Our highly experienced team successfully treat over 100 cases per month, carrying out a wide range of tooth removal treatments, from simple extractions to complex wisdom tooth procedures.
We always strive to deliver the highest standard of dentistry at prices that are as competitive as possible. Our prices for tooth extractions are as follows:
| Treatment | Cost (from) | Avg. cost |
|---|---|---|
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Extractions |
£185 |
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Complex multi-rooted extractions |
£300 |
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Simple wisdom tooth extractions |
£250 |
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Complex multi-rooted wisdom extractions |
£300 |
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Surgical wisdom tooth extractions |
£300 |
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Wisdom tooth extractions |
£265 |
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|
Frenectomies |
£250 |
£365 |
|
Apicectomies |
£400 |
£645 |
Our superb oral surgery team are highly experienced in extracting teeth, including wisdom tooth removal. They have skilfully and painlessly carried out many extraction and bone augmentation cases.
Our goal is always to save teeth wherever possible – but sometimes extractions are necessary and the best option for your overall oral health.
Patients who need to have a tooth extracted are usually in a lot of pain. That’s why we do all we can to see them on the same day.
We’re open seven days a week, including bank holidays, so there should be no need to suffer for any longer than necessary.
As well as extracting teeth in general, our team can carry out the removal of wisdom teeth if they become impacted. It is a procedure that can have a worrying reputation for patients, but at The Hub the reality is much less daunting.
Our advanced techniques allow for virtually pain-free treatment and the whole process is a lot simpler and less distressing than many people assume.
We use cutting-edge technology to carry out treatment as quickly and comfortably as possible. For complex cases, we have a superb, in-house CT scanner that produces high resolution 3D scans to give your dentist comprehensive information and speed up the process.
Many patients are happy to have teeth extracted under local anaesthetic, though we also offer highly effective IV sedation for more severe cases or for those who have a dental phobia.
Adults can have up to 32 teeth, with the wisdom teeth usually being the final ones to come through. They are located at the back of the mouth and usually appear between the ages of 17 and 25, although sometimes it can be later than this.
Wisdom tooth extraction is a common surgical procedure that is necessary if the teeth become impacted. This can cause painful infection and result in the need for them to be taken out.
Some dentists and oral surgeons suggest wisdom tooth extraction even if the impacted teeth are not creating difficulties at the present time, in order to avoid potential complications later on.
No. If space allows, wisdom teeth can settle in a comfortable position and cause no greater distress than any other tooth.
There can be some discomfort when the tooth is coming through, but generally this won’t last long and will decrease as the tooth settles in.
Gently swirl warm salt water around your mouth to help relieve painful, swollen gums. Be sure to check the temperature of the water isn’t too hot before use.
Alternatively, Corsodyl is an effective antibacterial mouthwash that can help reduce inflammation.
Make sure that the salt water or mouthwash goes around the affected tooth and reaches the areas where your toothbrush can’t get to.
Pain-relieving tablets, like paracetamol or aspirin, can also be a helpful option in the short-term. However, if you are still experiencing discomfort after trying these then it is best to consult your dentist.
If your enquiry is urgent, and you do not want to wait, please call our 24/7 line on 01908 690326, and we will do our best to help you.
Please note that we always have availability for Emergencies.
