Tooth Extraction (Cabutan)

Tooth extraction is performed when a tooth is severely damaged, causing pain, or posing a risk to oral health. At KPSA, every extraction is done using safe techniques to ensure the procedure is quick and as comfortable as possible.

Types of Extractions at KPSA

1. Normal Extraction
   Standard removal of a loose or easily accessible tooth.
2. Difficult Extraction (Non-surgical / Splitting)
   For strong, broken, or complicated teeth that may need sectioning before removal.
3. Surgical Removal – Embedded Teeth
   Minor surgery to remove teeth that are embedded and cannot be removed conventionally.
4. Surgical Removal – Impacted Teeth
   Removal of teeth that are trapped under gum or bone, such as impacted wisdom teeth.
5. Minor Oral Surgery – Specialist
   Complex oral surgery performed by a specialist clinician.
6. Prosthetic Surgery / Bone Alveoplasty
   Reshaping the jawbone after extraction to prepare for dentures or prosthetics.
7. Suture (Stitching)
   Suturing after surgery to support healing.
8. Additional LA Injection
   Extra local anesthesia if required to ensure comfort.

Extraction Process at KPSA

1. Examination & X-ray — assess root anatomy and bone condition.
2. Treatment explanation & cost discussion.
3. Local anesthesia (LA) to eliminate pain.
4. Extraction or minor surgery depending on case complexity.
5. Suturing if required.
6. Post-operative medication & care instructions for faster recovery.

Pricing (Extraction)

*Prices do not include X-ray and medication.

Aftercare

• Gently bite on gauze for 30–45 minutes.
• Avoid strong rinsing for the first 24 hours.
• Avoid hot or hard foods; start with soft foods.
• Apply ice to the cheek to reduce swelling.
• Follow prescribed medication and instructions.