Tooth Extraction in Hanwell, W7

Simple & Surgical Tooth Extractions in Hanwell

When a tooth can’t be saved, extraction at Hanwell Smiles on Uxbridge Road is carried out under local anaesthetic in a calm, unhurried environment — and we talk you through every step before we start.

£150

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Tooth Extraction in Hanwell

When Keeping the Toot
Isn't the Answer.

At Hanwell Smiles on Uxbridge Road, we only recommend extraction when there is no realistic alternative – and when we do, we carry it out as gently and straightforwardly as possible, under local anaesthetic, with full aftercare and honest guidance on what comes next.

Always under local anaesthetic

You'll feel pressure, not pain, during treatment.

Simple and surgical options

From simple extractions to impacted wisdom teeth removal.

Aftercare guidance included

Detailed aftercare advice and tooth replacement guidance.

Tooth Extraction in Hanwell
Serving Hanwell Patients

What's Included in Your
Extraction Appointment

An extraction at Hanwell Smiles includes everything you need from initial assessment to post-procedure care.

Pre-Treatment X-Ray

Before placing any filling, we examine the tooth fully - checking the extent of decay, the health of the surrounding gum and adjacent teeth, and whether a filling alone is the right treatment or whether the tooth needs more.

Local Anaesthetic

The area is numbed with local anaesthetic before treatment begins. You won't feel any pain during the procedure — just pressure. We give the anaesthetic time to work fully before we start, and we always check you're comfortable.

Careful Extraction

Simple extractions use specialist instruments to loosen and remove the tooth from the socket. Surgical extractions may involve a small incision in the gum and, occasionally, sectioning the tooth into smaller pieces to remove it safely without damaging surrounding tissue.

Socket Care

Once the tooth is out, the socket is cleaned and checked. We apply pressure with gauze and, where appropriate, place a dissolvable suture to help the socket close cleanly. We confirm bleeding has slowed before you leave.

Written Aftercare Instructions

You leave with a clear set of written aftercare instructions covering what to eat, what to avoid, how to manage any swelling, and what signs might mean you need to call us. We don't just hand over a leaflet — we talk it through with you.

Follow-Up Plan

We book or recommend a follow-up to check healing and, where applicable, begin discussing tooth replacement options. Losing a tooth affects the surrounding teeth over time — we'll explain what to consider and when.

Understanding Your Options

Simple vs Surgical Extraction
What to Expect

Not every extraction is the same. A simple extraction is exactly what it sounds like — the tooth is loosened using specialist instruments and removed from the socket in one piece. It’s usually over in 15 to 20 minutes.

Simple extraction: typically 15–20 minutes from start to finish
Same Day visit, longer appointment — roots assessed on X-ray first
Tooth Extraction in Hanwell

WHY IT MATTERS

We Only Extract When There's
No Better Option

Tooth extraction is sometimes the right clinical decision. It isn’t taken lightly. Here are the situations that genuinely warrant removing a tooth rather than saving it.

Severe Decay

When decay has destroyed so much of a tooth that there isn't enough healthy structure remaining for a filling or crown, extraction becomes the more practical and cost-effective decision.

Infection That Can't Be Treated

A dental abscess that cannot be resolved with root canal treatment or antibiotics needs the source removed. An untreated dental infection can spread — and in rare cases becomes a medical emergency.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth that are impacted — stuck below the gum line, growing at an angle, or pushing against adjacent teeth — cause pain, infection and damage to the teeth next to them.

Common Questions

Questions About Tooth Extraction

If something isn’t answered here, call us on 020 7096 3325 — we’re always happy to talk things through before you book.

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Same-day and next-day extraction appointments often available. New patient exam from £25.

Simple extractions at Hanwell Smiles start from £150. Surgical extractions and wisdom tooth removal start from £275. The exact fee is confirmed after we assess the tooth on X-ray — we never start treatment without telling you the cost first.
The area is numbed with local anaesthetic before we begin and we always confirm it’s working fully before touching the tooth. You’ll feel pressure and movement — not pain. Some soreness in the days following is normal and manages well with over-the-counter pain relief.
Most straightforward fillings take between 30 and 60 minutes. Larger or more complex fillings may take longer. We’ll give you an honest time estimate at your appointment so you can plan your visit.
Typically 7 to 10 years with good oral hygiene and regular check-ups. Larger fillings or those under significant biting force may need attention sooner. We monitor filling condition at every routine exam and tell you honestly when something needs replacing.
Yes. We replace old silver-amalgam fillings with natural-looking composite at Hanwell Smiles. The old filling is removed, the tooth cleaned and prepared, and the new composite is placed, shaped and polished to match your bite and tooth colour.
A filling is suitable when there’s enough healthy tooth structure remaining to support it. If the tooth is very broken down, heavily filled already, or cracked, a crown may provide better long-term protection. We’ll assess your tooth and explain both options clearly. Dental Crowns at Hanwell Smiles →
NHS dentistry is not available at Hanwell Smiles. We’re a private dental clinic – all fees are confirmed before treatment begins and new patient examinations are available from £25.
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We’re at 114 Uxbridge Road, right in the heart of Hanwell – a short walk from the Elizabeth line station, with on-street parking nearby. If you’ve been searching for a dentist near me and you’re in W7, Ealing, West Ealing, Southall, or Acton, we’d love to welcome you to Hanwell Smiles.

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