Tooth Extractions in Edgware
Gentle tooth removal from £145, including wisdom teeth and surgical extractions from £295 — with honest advice on saving the tooth first.
Nobody wants to lose a tooth — and at Toothi we’ll always tell you honestly if yours can be saved with a filling or root canal instead. But when a tooth is beyond saving, badly infected, or a problem wisdom tooth, gentle removal is the right call. Extractions at our Edgware practice start from £145, with surgical and wisdom tooth extractions from £295, and same-day emergency slots when you’re in pain.
When does a tooth need to come out?
- ✓ Decay or fracture too deep to restore
- ✓ Severe infection that root canal treatment can’t resolve
- ✓ Advanced gum disease loosening the tooth
- ✓ Impacted or repeatedly infected wisdom teeth
- ✓ Making space before orthodontic treatment (occasionally)
Nervous about the procedure? IV sedation is available for anxious patients — tell us when you book.
How it works
Assess
Examination and X-ray confirm extraction is genuinely the best option — and we’ll say so if it isn’t.
Numb Completely
The area is fully anaesthetised — you’ll feel pressure, not pain.
Gentle Removal
Simple extractions take minutes; surgical cases are done carefully with modern techniques.
Aftercare & What’s Next
Clear healing instructions, and honest advice on replacing the tooth — implant, bridge or denture — if you want to.
Extraction fees
| Tooth extraction | from £145 |
| Complex / surgical / wisdom tooth extraction | from £295 |
| Emergency appointment | £65 |
| Replacing the tooth: implant | from £1,995 |
| Replacing the tooth: bridge or denture | from £595 |
See the full fee guide. 0% finance available on treatment over £250.
Extraction FAQs
How much does a tooth extraction cost in Edgware?
From £145 for a routine extraction and from £295 for surgical or wisdom tooth extractions at Toothi. Your exact fee is confirmed after examination.
Does having a tooth out hurt?
The area is completely numbed, so you feel pressure but not pain. Some soreness for a few days afterwards is normal and manageable with ordinary painkillers.
How long does healing take?
The first few days are the most tender; gums typically close over within 1–2 weeks. We’ll give you clear aftercare instructions — the golden rules are no smoking, no vigorous rinsing for 24 hours, and gentle salt-water rinses after that.
What is a dry socket?
A painful complication where the healing blood clot is lost, usually 2–4 days after extraction — smoking is the biggest risk factor. If pain worsens rather than eases, contact us and we’ll dress the socket to settle it.
Do I need to replace an extracted tooth?
Back teeth affect chewing and neighbouring teeth can drift into the gap, so replacement is usually worth discussing — a dental implant (from £1,995) is the closest thing to a natural tooth. We’ll advise honestly, with no pressure.
Can you take wisdom teeth out?
Yes — including surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth (from £295). Complex cases needing hospital care are referred appropriately.
In pain now? Call 020 3148 2444 or WhatsApp us
Page reviewed by Dr Ali El-Kabengi (GDC 270807) · Updated 18 August 2026
