Relieve pain with simple, gentle tooth extractions at Castle Dental in Lincoln City Centre.
Relieve pain with simple, gentle tooth extractions at Castle Dental in Lincoln City Centre.
Typically recommended for badly decayed, damaged or loose teeth that cannot be restored, a simple tooth extraction is carried out chairside under local anaesthetic without surgical treatment. Often completed in one appointment.
Typically required when a tooth is badly broken, difficult to access or cannot be removed using straightforward extraction techniques. The procedure also takes place chairside, typically under local anaesthetic; it’s just a more involved procedure that might require stitches.
If you have severe toothache, swelling, or a badly damaged tooth, Castle Dental in Lincoln offers same-day emergency appointments during the week to assess the problem quickly and help relieve your symptoms. Non-registered emergencies cost from £95.
Our approach is always to prevent tooth extraction wherever possible and save your natural dentition. During an exam, we’ll assess whether your tooth can reasonably be saved before recommending extraction.
Typically, having a tooth pulled is appropriate if you’re suffering from problems such as:
Before recommending an extraction, we will examine the affected tooth and discuss if it can be saved. Depending on the problem and extent of the decay, alternative treatments could include a filling, crown or root canal treatment.
The time needed to remove a tooth depends on its position and condition. A tooth extraction typically takes around one hour and can be completed in one visit.
Complex extractions can take longer if the tooth needs to be divided into sections or the gum needs to be opened.
| Extraction treatment | Cost |
|---|---|
| Simple tooth extraction | From £120 |
| Complex tooth extraction | From £230 |
| Registered patient emergency appointment | From £65 |
| Non-registered emergency appointment | From £95 |
| New patient exam | From £80 |
An emergency appointment will cover your assessment. If an extraction or other treatment is required, our dentists will walk you through the additional costs and provide an estimate before any treatment begins.
Our dental practice in Lincolnshire has over 25 years of experience helping patients relieve tooth pain, restore damaged teeth and maintain healthy smiles.
Dr Katalin Rozsavari, Principal Dentist & Owner, GDC: 246276
Dr Rozsavari has more than 25 years of dental experience in general, cosmetic and restorative dentistry. She takes a careful approach to treatment planning and will discuss whether an affected tooth can be restored or whether extraction is the most appropriate option.
Dr Katarina Stead, Associate Dentist, GDC: 245080
Castle Dental is based in Lincoln city centre and welcomes new private patients from Lincoln, North Hykeham, Waddington, Nettleham, Saxilby, Washingborough, Branston, Cherry Willingham, Skellingthorpe, Welton and surrounding Lincolnshire villages.
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At Castle Dental, a simple tooth extraction starts from £120, and a complex extraction starts from £230. Your dentist will assess the tooth first and provide a clear estimate before treatment.
The area around your tooth will normally be numbed with local anaesthetic before the extraction. You may feel pressure or movement during treatment, but the anaesthetic prevents pain while the tooth is removed.
A simple extraction is generally suitable when the tooth is visible and easy to access. A complex extraction is more involved and may be needed if a tooth is broken, difficult to reach or needs to be divided into sections before removal.
Sometimes. Your dentist will assess the condition of the tooth and discuss appropriate alternatives where possible, which could include a filling, crown or root canal treatment. Extraction is generally recommended when saving the tooth is no longer a predictable option.
Some soreness, swelling or mild bleeding is normal after an extraction, particularly during the first few days. Recovery varies depending on the tooth and complexity of treatment, and we will give you personalised aftercare advice before you leave.
Dry socket is a painful complication that can occur if the blood clot protecting the extraction socket does not form properly or becomes dislodged before the area has healed. Following your dentist’s aftercare instructions and avoiding smoking can help reduce the risk.