Dentists Sariyer

At Esnan Dental Clinics, surgical tooth extraction is performed when a tooth cannot be safely or predictably removed using a conventional extraction technique. Surgical extraction may be recommended for: • Impacted or partially erupted teeth• Broken teeth or roots remaining below the gum line • Severely decayed or non-restorable teeth • Teeth with complex, curved, or fractured roots • Wisdom teeth requiring surgical removal • Teeth that must be removed before implant or full-mouth rehabilitation treatment Each case begins with a clinical examination and digital X-ray assessment. When required, 3D CBCT imaging may be used to evaluate the tooth roots, surrounding bone, nearby nerves, sinuses, and other anatomical structures before surgery. The procedure is generally performed under local anaesthesia. Depending on the position and condition of the tooth, treatment may involve: • A small incision in the gum• Careful removal of a limited amount of surrounding bone • Dividing the tooth into smaller sections for controlled removal • Cleaning and examining the extraction site • Placement of stitches when required The procedure is carried out by Esnan’s experienced oral and maxillofacial surgery team with a focus on controlled tissue handling and preservation of the surrounding bone. If future dental implant treatment is planned, the surgeon will evaluate whether socket preservation, bone grafting, or another procedure is appropriate. Implant placement may be performed during the same appointment in selected cases or after a healing period. Patients receive detailed aftercare instructions regarding bleeding control, oral hygiene, diet, medication, swelling, and follow-up. Treatment complexity, duration, healing time, and final cost depend on the position of the tooth, root anatomy, infection, bone condition, and any additional procedures required.