Book your extraction in Battersea now
To book your tooth extraction treatment, please contact us by emailing reception@veredental.co.uk or call us on 02045056446 to tell us more about the issues with your teeth.
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More information can be found by scrolling down this page.
Contact us
Telephone: 02045056446
E-mail: reception@veredental.co.uk
Address: Vere Dental, 1B Palmer Road, SW11 4FZ
Who will you meet when booking for an extraction?
Amandine would be your dentist in case of simple extraction, whether it is during an emergency or a planned extraction.
Doctor Caoimhe Doherty is our dentist with special interest in oral surgery as well as our implantologist. For complex extractions, the surgery will be planned with Dr Doherty. Dr Doherty's head nurse is Halima, don't hesitate to reach out to her in case you are worried or nervous. Amandine can answer your questions regarding extractions with Dr Doherty too, so don't hesitate to reach out!
During the process of organising the extractions and the tooth extraction surgeries, Amandine and Dr Doherty are assisted by their great dental nursing team! Halima, Aisha, and Jasmine.
For more information about our team, please click here.
Amandine Beke
Caoimhe Doherty
Halima
Aisha
'Why do I need a tooth extraction?'
An extraction needs to be carried out when the available options to save a tooth do not align with yours needs.
Reasons could be a broken tooth, insufficient support of bone, or a considerable infection making a root canal treatment not a viable option.
The intended benefits of removing a tooth are the removal of pain, infection, and swelling.
'Why do I need a surgical tooth extraction?'
A surgical extraction is carried out when a tooth has become impacted with another tooth under the gum level making it hard to remove it.
We might have to perform a surgical extraction when a simple extraction is not possible.
Typically, this may be related to the removal of wisdom tooth/teeth but can occur, for example when a tooth breaks off during a simple extraction.
Other reasons could be due to a tooth being broken at your gum level, or having a complex shape, making it hard to extract normally.
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