Tooth Extractions in Warsaw Wola
At our clinic in Warsaw, we perform extractions of permanent teeth, impacted teeth and and wisdom teeth using modern techniques and advanced radiographic diagnostics. Our priority is your safety, minimal invasiveness and a swift return to comfort.
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Tooth Extractions in Warsaw
The decision to extract a tooth is never taken lightly. It is always a last resort, considered only when other treatment methods have not brought the desired results or cannot be used. There are several clearly defined medical indications that qualify a tooth for extraction:
Problematic wisdom teeth:Third molars — commonly known as wisdom teeth — are one of the most frequent reasons for a surgical consultation. Throbbing pain radiating towards the ear or temple, along with swelling and redness of the gum, can be signs of developing inflammation. Wisdom teeth often remain impacted in the bone or erupt only partially, which allows bacteria to build up and leads to painful, recurring infections.
Irreversible tooth damage: In cases of advanced decay, extensive mechanical damage or a fractured root (such as a vertical root fracture), extraction becomes necessary when restorative or prosthodontic treatment is no longer possible. This prevents the development of abscesses, inflammation and serious bone-related complications.
Orthodontic indications: Extraction can be an important part of an orthodontic treatment plan, creating the space needed within the dental arch. This most often involves wisdom teeth, which may press against neighbouring molars — causing damage, decay and root resorption, or worsening crowding in the anterior region.
Advanced periodontal disease: As periodontal disease progresses, the bone supporting the teeth gradually recedes and the teeth lose their stability. When a tooth becomes excessively loose, causes pain when biting or becomes a source of chronic gum inflammation, extraction may be necessary to eliminate the source of infection and protect your overall health.
What Does a Tooth Extraction at Our Warsaw Clinic Look Like?
Every extraction at our clinic is carried out to clearly defined
standards, with the utmost attention to your safety, comfort and peace of mind. The treatment process involves several carefully planned stages.
- Advanced diagnostic imaging: Precise and safe treatment begins with thorough diagnostics. At our clinic in Warsaw's Wola district, we use the state-of-the-art CS 8200 3D scanner, which allows us to make a detailed assessment of the tooth's position, its relationship to surrounding anatomical structures and the surrounding bone. This is especially important when planning the removal of impacted teeth and wisdom teeth.
- Effective and comfortable anaesthesia: Every extraction is performed under effective local anaesthesia, tailored individually to your needs. During the procedure, you'll feel only a light touch or gentle pressure — any sensation of pain is completely eliminated.
- Precise extraction procedure: Depending on the clinical indications, we carry out either a simple extraction — when the tooth is fully visible in the mouth — or a surgical extraction, which is necessary in cases such as teeth impacted in the bone. In situations requiring surgical intervention, the dentist will place sutures, which are usually removed after 7 to 10 days, ensuring proper healing and post-operative comfort.
Post-Extraction Care Instructions
Proper care after a tooth extraction is essential for fast healing and for preventing complications.
Immediately after the procedure:
For approximately 30 to 60 minutes, gently bite down on the sterile gauze placed by your dentist to allow a proper blood clot to form.
On the day of the procedure, do not rinse your mouth, suck on the wound or touch it with your tongue or fingers.
Avoid eating or drinking until the anaesthesia has fully worn off.
During the first 24 hours, avoid physical exertion, bending down and lifting heavy objects.
Do not drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes or use e-cigarettes — these substances significantly increase the risk of complications.
Stick to cool or lukewarm, soft foods; avoid hot drinks and hard or spicy foods.
If swelling occurs, you can apply a cold compress to the outside of the cheek (15 minutes on, 15 minutes off).
Oral hygiene:
Brush your teeth as usual, avoiding the area directly around the wound.
From the day after the procedure, you can begin to gently rinse your mouth as advised by your dentist (for example, with an antiseptic mouthwash).
If sutures have been placed, be sure to attend your follow-up appointment for their removal.
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Dr. Jakub Nowocień, MD, DDS
Jakub Nowocień, MD, is a graduate of the Medical University of Warsaw, Faculty of Medicine. It is worth noting that since his studies, his main interest has been in maxillofacial surgery. He is currently pursuing his residency in this specialisation at the Szaserów Street Hospital in Warsaw.
In addition, he regularly expands his knowledge in the direction of reconstructive and oncological surgery, as well as dental procedures, including implantation, augmentation or soft tissue surgery, among others.
In his daily work he highly values good contact with the patient. Therefore, he always tries to make everyone feel completely comfortable and safe during the procedure.
In his spare time, he enjoys tasting the world's cuisine and taking walks with his dog Lili.
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Does every wisdom tooth need to be removed?
No, extraction is not always necessary. If the wisdom teeth are fully erupted, correctly positioned in the dental arch (not causing crowding) and healthy, they can function just like other molars. The condition for leaving an eighth is also that the patient can maintain it in perfect hygiene. However, if the tooth causes pain, causes inflammation or threatens neighbouring teeth, the doctor will recommend its removal after analysing the X-ray.
How long does a tooth extraction procedure take?
The duration of the procedure depends on its complexity and the position of the tooth: a simple extraction (when the tooth is fully visible) usually takes a short time, around 15-20 minutes. Surgical extraction (e.g. of a retained tooth in the bone or an unusually positioned eighth) is a more complex procedure and can take between 45 and 90 minutes. Before the procedure, we always inform the patient of the expected duration of the appointment.
When can I return to work or school after tooth extraction?
Most patients feel well enough to return to quiet daily activities, such as office work or studying, the day after the procedure. However, it is important to remember that the natural swelling after an eighth-grain extraction usually reaches its maximum on the second and third day, after which it begins to gradually subside. If you are planning to return to sport and intense exercise, we recommend that you refrain from training for approximately 7-10 days after consultation with your doctor to ensure a safe healing process.
Does wisdom tooth extraction hurt?
At our clinic, patient comfort is a priority. We perform each extraction procedure under effective local anaesthesia, which completely eliminates painful sensations. During the procedure, you may only feel a touch or gentle pressure, but no pain.
Why visit us?
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Availability
We are here for you, offering flexible clinic hours to suit your schedule.
2
Professionalism
You will be treated by experienced dentists who will care for your smile with the utmost attention.
3
Comfort
The modern interior and friendly atmosphere at our clinic in Warsaw will make you feel completely at ease.
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Commitment
Every patient is important to us. That is why we provide a truly personalized approach to care.
Wisdom teeth extraction Warsaw
Modern Dental & Orthodontics
Wdorthodontics sp. z o.o
Goleszowska Street 1/U4
01-249 Warsaw
Opening hours
Mon-Fri: 09:00-20:00