Tooth Extraction

A tooth extraction is a procedure that removes a tooth from its socket when it cannot be saved. At Dental Comfort Zone in Patna, a simple extraction costs ₹2,000 per tooth, a surgical extraction ₹4,000 to ₹5,000, and wisdom tooth removal ₹5,000 to ₹7,000. The area is numbed with local anaesthesia, a simple extraction usually takes 20 to 30 minutes, and we always try to save your natural tooth first. A tooth that is badly decayed, broken, infected or loose from gum disease can cause pain and put nearby teeth at risk. Removing it at the right time stops infection and protects your other teeth. This page explains when extraction is needed, the types, costs, steps, recovery and your options for replacing the tooth.

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Simple tooth extraction procedure in Patna

Simple Tooth Extraction

Don't let a painful tooth ruin your day. Our simple tooth extraction is quick, gentle, and comfortable for teeth that are easy to remove, helping you get fast relief and return to your daily routine with confidence.

Surgical tooth extraction procedure in Patna

Surgical Tooth Extraction

A difficult tooth doesn't have to mean a difficult experience. Our surgical tooth extraction is performed with precision and care, removing broken or hidden teeth safely while keeping you as comfortable as possible.

Wisdom tooth extraction in Patna

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

That pain at the back of your mouth won't disappear on its own. Our wisdom tooth extraction safely removes troublesome wisdom teeth, relieving pain, swelling, and pressure so you can smile comfortably again.

Impacted tooth extraction in Patna

Impacted Tooth Extraction

Hidden teeth can cause big problems if ignored. Our impacted tooth extraction safely removes teeth trapped beneath the gums, helping prevent pain, infection, and damage to nearby healthy teeth.

Root extraction procedure in Patna

Root Extraction

A small leftover root can lead to bigger dental problems. We gently remove retained tooth roots to prevent infection, ease discomfort, and protect your gums and surrounding teeth for better oral health.

Tooth extraction for orthodontic treatment

Extraction for Orthodontic Treatment

A perfect smile sometimes starts by creating space. Our orthodontic tooth extraction is performed carefully to make room for proper tooth alignment, helping your braces or aligners deliver the best possible results.

Tooth Extraction at a Glance

Detail

Information

What it is

Removing a tooth that cannot be saved

Simple extraction cost

₹2,000 per tooth

Surgical extraction cost

₹4,000–₹5,000 per tooth

Wisdom tooth removal cost

₹5,000–₹7,000 per tooth

Time

Simple extraction usually 20–30 minutes; surgical takes longer

Anaesthesia

Local, so the area is numb

Recovery

Back to routine in 1–2 days; full healing takes a few weeks

Replacement options

Dental implant, bridge or denture

Clinic location

Boring Patliputra Road, Patna, Bihar 800013

Hours

Mon–Sat 10:00 am–8:00 pm, Sun 10:00 am–2:00 pm

What Is Tooth Extraction?

Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. It is used when a tooth is too damaged, infected or crowded to keep. Our first priority is always to preserve your natural teeth, so we examine the tooth and take digital X-rays before recommending extraction, and we explain any alternatives such as a root canal.

When Do You Need a Tooth Extraction?

Situation

Why extraction may be advised

Severe decay that cannot be restored

Too little healthy tooth is left to repair

Broken or cracked tooth beyond repair

The crack extends below the gum

Infection that cannot be treated by root canal

The tooth cannot be saved safely

Loose tooth from advanced gum disease

Supporting bone is lost

Impacted or painful wisdom tooth

Risk of infection and damage to nearby teeth

Crowded teeth before braces

Space is needed for alignment

Retained root or injury

Fragment can cause infection

If you are in pain now, see toothache treatment. Your dentist decides after examination and X-ray.

Extraction or Root Canal: Can Your Tooth Be Saved?

 

Root canal

Extraction

Goal

Save the natural tooth

Remove the tooth

Used when

Infection or damage reached the nerve, but enough tooth remains

Tooth is too damaged or infection cannot be controlled

After treatment

Usually needs a crown

Missing tooth may need replacing

Related page

Root canal treatment

Replacement: dental implants

Types of Tooth Extraction We Offer

Type

What it is

When used

Cost

Simple extraction

Tooth visible above the gum is loosened and removed

Teeth that are easy to access

₹2,000 per tooth

Surgical extraction

A small opening is made in the gum, sometimes with the tooth sectioned

Broken, hidden or hard-to-reach teeth

₹4,000–₹5,000 per tooth

Wisdom tooth removal

Removes problem wisdom teeth

Impacted, painful, infected or decayed wisdom teeth

₹5,000–₹7,000 per tooth

Impacted tooth extraction

Removes a tooth trapped under gum or bone

Teeth that cannot erupt

Explained after examination

Root extraction

Removes a retained tooth root

Leftover root after a broken tooth

Explained after examination

Orthodontic extraction

Creates space for alignment

Crowding before braces or aligners. See orthodontic treatment

Explained after examination

Wisdom Tooth Removal in Patna

Wisdom teeth are the last molars, usually appearing between the late teens and mid-twenties. Not every wisdom tooth needs removal. Removal is advised when the tooth is impacted, partly erupted, repeatedly infected, decayed, painful, or pressing on the tooth in front of it. A digital X-ray shows its position and roots, and your dentist advises whether to remove it. Wisdom tooth removal costs ₹5,000 to ₹7,000 per tooth.

How Much Does Tooth Extraction Cost in Patna?

Treatment

Unit

Cost

Simple extraction

Per tooth

₹2,000

Surgical extraction

Per tooth

₹4,000–₹5,000

Wisdom tooth removal

Per tooth

₹5,000–₹7,000

As an example, removing two wisdom teeth at these rates would cost about ₹10,000 to ₹14,000. Your dentist confirms the exact figure after examination, and we explain every cost before treatment begins.

What affects the cost: the type of extraction, the position and shape of the tooth, how complex the case is, and whether any additional procedure is needed. To replace the tooth afterwards, see dental implants and crowns and bridges.

What Happens During a Tooth Extraction?

  1. Consultation and examination: the dentist reviews your symptoms and medical history.

  2. Digital X-ray: shows the tooth, roots and surrounding bone.

  3. Local anaesthesia: numbs the area so you stay comfortable.

  4. Tooth removal: the tooth is loosened and removed. Surgical cases involve a small gum opening.

  5. Cleaning and bleeding control: the socket is cleaned and gauze is placed.

  6. Aftercare instructions: clear written advice for healing, and a follow-up if needed.

Technology We Use

  • Digital RVG X-rays

  • Intraoral camera, to show you what we see

  • Modern extraction instruments

  • Sterile surgical equipment

  • Strict infection control protocols

Is Tooth Extraction Painful?

The area is numbed with local anaesthesia, so you should feel pressure but not sharp pain during the procedure. Once the numbness wears off, mild to moderate soreness is normal for a few days and is managed with the medicines your dentist prescribes.

Recovery After Tooth Extraction

When

What to expect

First 24 hours

Bite on gauze as advised, rest, soft cool foods, no vigorous rinsing

Days 2–3

Some swelling and soreness; usually eases after this

Days 3–7

Comfort improves; return to normal eating gradually

1–2 weeks

Gum closes over the socket

Several weeks

Socket fully heals; bone continues to rebuild over months

Most people return to their routine within 1 to 2 days.

Aftercare Tips

  • Bite on the gauze as advised

  • Eat soft foods for the first few days

  • Do not smoke or drink alcohol

  • Do not use a straw

  • Avoid vigorous rinsing for 24 hours

  • Keep the area clean and brush the other teeth gently

  • Take medicines exactly as prescribed

  • Attend your follow-up visit if advised

Risks and When to Call Us

Complications are uncommon. They include prolonged bleeding, infection and dry socket, which happens when the blood clot is lost from the socket, usually 2 to 4 days after extraction.

Call us if you have severe pain that increases after the third day, a bad taste or smell, bleeding that does not stop, fever, or swelling that is spreading. If swelling reaches the eye or throat, or you struggle to breathe or swallow, go to a hospital emergency room.

Tell your dentist before treatment about diabetes, high blood pressure, heart conditions, blood thinners or pregnancy. For children’s baby teeth, see pediatric dentistry. For loose teeth from gum disease, see gum treatment.

How to Replace a Missing Tooth After Extraction

Option

What it is

Notes

Dental implant

Titanium root with a crown

Protects the jawbone. See dental implants in Patna

Dental bridge

Artificial tooth held by neighbouring teeth

Needs neighbouring teeth prepared. See crowns and bridges

Denture

Removable replacement teeth

Suits several missing teeth

In suitable cases, an implant can be planned right after extraction. Ask your dentist at the consultation so the best timing is planned.

Where Is Our Tooth Extraction Clinic in Patna?

Dental Comfort Zone is at C-101, Planco Shanti Awas, Boring Patliputra Road, opposite Suraksha Path Kamini Center, Patna, Bihar 800013. We are open Monday to Saturday, 10:00 am to 8:00 pm, and Sunday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Call +91 62008 24485 or contact us to book. More answers are in our FAQs.

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Why Choose Us

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Why Choose Dental Comfort Zone for Tooth Extraction?

With 15+ years of experience, Dental Comfort Zone offers safe, gentle tooth extraction using advanced technology, experienced dentists, and strict sterilization for comfortable, reliable care.

 

  • We try to save the tooth first: examination, digital X-ray and alternatives explained before extraction.

  • Comfortable care: local anaesthesia and gentle technique.

  • Clear costs: per-tooth prices explained before treatment.

  • Everything under one roof: extraction, root canal, implants and bridges in one clinic.

  • Strict hygiene: sterile equipment and infection control.

  • Proof you can check: guided by Dr. Rohit Singh. Read our customer reviews, take the clinic tour and see our credibility page. Meet the full dental team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

At Dental Comfort Zone, a simple extraction costs ₹2,000 per tooth, a surgical extraction costs ₹4,000 to ₹5,000 per tooth, and wisdom tooth removal costs ₹5,000 to ₹7,000 per tooth. Your dentist confirms the exact cost after examination.
Wisdom tooth removal at Dental Comfort Zone costs ₹5,000 to ₹7,000 per tooth. Removing two wisdom teeth would cost roughly ₹10,000 to ₹14,000 at these rates. The final cost depends on the tooth’s position and how complex the removal is.
The area is numbed with local anaesthesia, so you should feel pressure but not sharp pain. Soreness is normal for a few days afterwards and is managed with prescribed medicines. Call your dentist if pain gets worse after the third day.
A simple extraction usually takes about 20 to 30 minutes. Surgical extractions and impacted wisdom teeth take longer, depending on how deeply the tooth sits and whether it needs to be sectioned. Your dentist gives an estimate after your X-ray.
Most people return to normal routine within 1 to 2 days. The gum usually closes over the socket in 1 to 2 weeks, and complete healing takes a few weeks, with bone continuing to rebuild over months.
Eat soft, cool foods such as curd, dal, khichdi or soup for the first few days. Avoid hot, spicy, hard and sticky foods, smoking, alcohol and using a straw. Chew on the opposite side and keep the area clean as advised.
Dry socket happens when the blood clot is lost from the socket, causing severe pain a few days after extraction. Avoid smoking, straws and vigorous rinsing, and follow aftercare instructions. See your dentist if pain increases after day three.
No. Wisdom teeth that are healthy, fully erupted and easy to clean can stay. Removal is advised when they are impacted, infected, decayed, painful or damaging nearby teeth. A digital X-ray helps your dentist decide.
A simple extraction removes a tooth that is visible above the gum and can be loosened and lifted out. A surgical extraction is used for broken, impacted or hard-to-reach teeth and involves a small gum opening. Surgical extraction costs more because it is more complex.
Often yes. If enough healthy tooth remains, a root canal and crown can save it. Extraction is advised when the tooth is too damaged or infected to save. Your dentist explains your options after an examination and X-ray.
Options are a dental implant, a bridge or a denture. Implants replace the root and protect the jawbone, bridges use neighbouring teeth for support, and dentures are removable. Your dentist advises on timing and the best option for you.
It can be, with planning. Tell your dentist about diabetes, high blood pressure, heart conditions or blood thinners before treatment. We may adjust timing or take extra precautions, and we may ask you to check with your doctor first.