General Dentist
Dr. Tissa Josey
Everyday dentistry for the whole family, from checkups and fillings to root canals and cosmetic work, explained clearly before anything starts.
Tooth Extraction · Al Qasimiah, Sharjah
Tooth extraction, done gently
If you are looking for tooth extraction near me in Sharjah, we take a calm, careful approach and always check whether the tooth can be saved first.
Time20 to 45 min
NumbingYes
Healing1 to 2 weeks
When does a tooth need to come out?
We always try to keep natural teeth, but sometimes removing a tooth is the healthiest choice. That might be because of a deep infection, a tooth broken below the gum, advanced gum disease, crowding before braces, or a baby tooth that will not come out on its own.
Before anything happens, we explain why the tooth needs to come out and what your options are for filling the gap afterwards, such as a bridge or denture. The area is fully numbed, and we take it slowly.
Who it’s for
- A tooth is too broken or decayed to repair
- A tooth is loose because of gum disease
- Severe infection that root canal treatment cannot fix
- Your teeth are crowded and need space for straightening
- A baby tooth is blocking the adult tooth
Step by step
What to expect at your visit
How it works from start to finish, so there are no surprises.
- Step 1
Check and X-ray
We confirm the tooth needs removing and plan the gentlest way to do it.
- Step 2
Numbing
Local anaesthetic numbs the tooth and the gum around it.
- Step 3
Removal
The tooth is loosened carefully and removed. You will feel pressure, not pain.
- Step 4
Aftercare
We place gauze, explain how to look after the area and talk about replacing the tooth.
Aftercare
Looking after your teeth afterwards
Bite on the gauze for 30 to 45 minutes
Do not rinse, spit hard or use a straw for 24 hours
Avoid smoking for at least 48 hours to help the socket heal
Eat soft, cool food on the other side for a few days
Choose your dentist
Book with the dentist you prefer
General Dentist
Dr. Nahla Osman
Gentle, prevention-first care with a calm approach that suits nervous patients and children, and treatment plans that fit your needs.
Tooth extraction near me
Tooth extraction near you in Sharjah
Searching for tooth extraction near me? We are in Al Mahatta, Al Qasimiah, open every day until 11 PM, so it is easy to fit a tooth extraction around work or school. Patients come to us from:
Al QasimiahAl MahattaAbu ShagaraAl NahdaAl MajazAl TaawunAl KhanAl NudMuwailehAl QulayaaRollaAl Wahda
Opening hoursOpen every day
- Saturday9 AM – 11 PM
- Sunday9 AM – 11 PM
- Monday9 AM – 11 PM
- Tuesday9 AM – 11 PM
- Wednesday9 AM – 11 PM
- Thursday9 AM – 11 PM
- Friday1 PM – 11 PM
FAQ
Tooth extraction questions, answered
Does tooth extraction hurt?
You should not feel pain during the extraction because the area is numbed. It is normal to be sore for a few days afterwards, and simple pain relief usually helps.
How long does it take to heal?
The gum usually closes over in one to two weeks. The bone underneath takes a few months to fully settle.
What is a dry socket?
It happens when the blood clot in the socket is lost too early, leaving it painful. Not smoking, not using straws and not rinsing hard in the first day help prevent it. If pain gets worse after day two or three, contact us.
Should I replace the missing tooth?
Usually, yes, especially for back teeth, to stop neighbouring teeth drifting. We can talk you through bridges and dentures. We do not currently offer dental implants.
Do you remove wisdom teeth?
Yes. See our wisdom tooth removal page for details.
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Learn moreReady to book a tooth extraction?
Message us on WhatsApp with the day that suits you. We are open every day until 11 PM.