Does tooth extraction hurt?

Tooth extraction is usually performed painlessly thanks to the use of high-quality anaesthesia and a gentle approach. Even though the procedure itself is painless, some pain may occur afterwards. How do we prevent pain at The Clinic?

• Use of high-quality anaesthesia: At our clinic, we use modern, high-quality anaesthesia to ensure that tooth extraction is painless. The procedure is painless, ensuring maximum comfort during the operation.
• Gentle approach: We perform the procedure gently to minimise any complications and speed up the healing process. The aim is for healing to proceed as quickly and smoothly as possible.
• Painless procedure: You will not feel any pain during the tooth extraction thanks to effective anaesthesia. The entire procedure is performed carefully and without unnecessary stress.
• Possible pain during anaesthesia administration: The administration of local anaesthesia may be slightly uncomfortable, but the procedure itself will be painless. Most patients experience only short-term pressure or slight discomfort during administration.
• Pain after the procedure: After tooth extraction, there may be mild pain or discomfort, which is a normal reaction to surgery. This pain usually subsides within a few days and can be relieved with common painkillers. If the pain persists or worsens, we recommend that you contact us.