Complex Extractions
Precision-Guided, Patient-Centered Care
Personalized Planning and Clinical Care
Treatment Overview
Examination and Assessment
Records are collected to assess the condition of the gums and supporting bone.
Preoperative Discussion
The treatment process, risks, and aftercare are explained, and the appropriate anesthesia consent is completed.
Extraction Procedure
The extraction is performed under appropriate anesthesia according to the tooth and surrounding anatomy.
Postoperative Review and Suture Removal
A follow-up visit is arranged to evaluate healing and remove sutures when needed.
Regular Follow-Up
Regular examinations help maintain oral and periodontal health.
complex tooth extraction Planning will consider tooth position, root morphology, surrounding bone, and important anatomical structures; if necessary, a staged removal will be conducted to reduce tissue damage.
Personalized Planning and Clinical Care

Examination and Assessment
Records and imaging are reviewed to assess the teeth, bone, and, for wisdom teeth, the relationship to nearby nerves. General health is also considered when selecting an appropriate surgical approach.

Surgical Procedure
The treating dentist explains the procedure and precautions, completes the appropriate anesthesia consent, and performs the extraction under local anesthesia. The site is cleaned and sutured when needed. Depending on the surgical site, a collagen material may be discussed to support clot stabilization and healing. Whether it is recommended and any self-pay cost should be discussed before treatment.

Completing Treatment
A follow-up visit is scheduled for wound evaluation and suture removal as needed. Healing is monitored and further care is provided based on clinical findings.

Preoperative Assessment
Confirm the positions of roots, nerves, sinuses, and neighboring teeth through intraoral examination and imaging, and assess anesthesia, surgical methods, and postoperative care.
