Tooth Extraction Liverpool Street
Tooth Extraction: Cost, ProcedureTooth extraction procedures, but better
- Is your tooth severely damaged or fractured?
- Have you experienced a failed root canal?
- Persistent toothache that won’t go away?
- Have too many teeth in your mouth, causing it to be crooked?
- Is your tooth loose, heavily decayed or unstable?
- No room for wisdom teeth?

Scheduling your tooth extraction:
- Procedure costs start from £185
- Oral surgery available to remove extra teeth
- Temporary and long-term solutions for gaps
Call us at 020 7621 0600 to book your appointment.
Can we save your tooth from extraction?
There might be some instances where we can avoid a tooth extraction altogether. For example, common tooth-saving treatments like root canals by our in-house endodontists can eliminate infection and tooth pain and save your tooth. Costs for treatment start at £458.
Dental crowns can also provide additional strength to the tooth, acting like a protective cap on top of the tooth to take on the bite’s strength and function.
Ideal steps following tooth removal:
Suppose the reason for your tooth extraction is in conjunction with your orthodontic treatment. In that case, you’ll know that the next steps will involve you undergoing realignment with devices like Invisalign and fixed braces.
However, if you’ve had a tooth removed due to decay or gum disease and are left with a gap, the best next step will be to replace the tooth with an artificial prosthetic.
Ignoring gaps in the mouth can lead to tooth movement and bone loss and cause more teeth to fall out. Therefore, it’s better to use a device like an implant, which acts like an artificial tooth root, to close the gap, as this will be your best option for preserving bone.
Other missing tooth treatments, like dental bridges, can also close the gap if there are two neighbouring teeth on either side, but they do nothing to preserve the bone and will require the otherwise two healthy teeth to be filed down to be placed with crowns.
What will happen on the day - the procedure
- Evaluation of the tooth’s position, root shape, and formation.
- Discussion of your sedation options, particularly if anxiety is a concern.
- Provision of support and relaxation gas for anxious patients.
- Removal of the tooth and its root.
- Placement of sutures over the socket.
Patients can anticipate some discomfort within an hour after the procedure. We provide post-procedure instructions to prevent infection and ensure a smooth healing process.
Any discomfort should subside by the next day, with patients usually reporting a speedy and easy recovery.
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“I highly recommend this practice. I have a huge phobia of dentists, drills, injections, extractions, etc, and before I came to this practice, was told I was 9.5 out of 10 on the scale of patient anxiety! I have been coming to this practice for almost 15 years, and my level of anxiety has decreased massively in that time.” Sam, London
Discover for yourself why we're the top-rated dentist in Liverpool Street:
Our address: 14 Austin Friars, London EC2N 2HE. Get directions.
- Just 4 minutes from Liverpool Station.
- A mere 5 minutes from Bank, Moorgate, and Monument stations.
- Our practice offers early and late appointment options to suit your schedule.
Rated ★★★★★ 4.9 stars based on 194+ reviews.
Call 020 7621 0600 to make an appointment.