Hi Smile Dental Clinic · LMD Chowk, Bavdhan
Surgical Tooth Extraction in Bavdhan, Pune
Surgical tooth extraction is used when a tooth or root cannot be removed predictably through a routine approach. Access may require a gum incision, limited bone removal or tooth sectioning, guided by imaging and anatomical risk. At Hi Smile Dental Clinic in Bavdhan, recommendations follow examination, informed consent and individual clinical needs.
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Quick answer
What is surgical tooth extraction in Bavdhan?
A surgical tooth extraction removes a tooth that is broken, impacted or hard to reach, using a small opening in the gum and sometimes the bone. It is done under local anaesthesia. At Hi Smile Dental Clinic in Bavdhan, Pune, Dr. Sagar Borse assesses the tooth and explains the steps.
A surgical extraction creates controlled access to a tooth or root that is broken, impacted, buried or otherwise difficult to deliver. It differs from a routine extraction in access and technique.
The label does not by itself describe risk. Tooth position, roots, bone, nearby structures and medical health determine complexity.
Patient guide
When may surgical tooth extraction be required?
Surgery may be considered for impacted teeth, retained roots, teeth fractured below the gumline, dense or curved roots, failed routine access or teeth associated with selected pathology.
The clinician should confirm that removal is indicated and whether retaining, restoring, monitoring or referring is more appropriate.
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How is surgical tooth extraction planned?
Clinical examination assesses access, swelling, mouth opening and nearby tissues. Imaging helps map roots, bone, sinus spaces, nerves and adjacent teeth.
Medicines, allergies, bleeding history, medical conditions and previous anaesthetic experiences can change the plan. Prescribed medicines should not be stopped without coordinated advice.
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Who should perform the procedure?
Some surgical extractions fall within general dental practice, while impacted teeth, high anatomical risk, significant medical factors or anticipated complications may require an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
Patients should know the treating clinician’s role, available facilities, anaesthesia plan and referral pathway before consent.
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What happens during surgical tooth extraction?
After anaesthesia, a gum flap may be raised and limited bone removed. The tooth can be divided into sections so each part is removed with controlled force.
The site is inspected and irrigated as indicated. Sharp bone may be smoothed and stitches placed. The exact steps depend on anatomy.
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How is comfort managed during surgical tooth extraction?
Local anaesthesia is commonly used. Sedation or general anaesthesia is not routine for every case and requires separate assessment, trained personnel and suitable monitoring.
Patients should report sharp pain during treatment. Postoperative pain control must account for medical history, allergies and other medicines.
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What aftercare follows surgical tooth extraction?
Written instructions usually address gauze, clot protection, diet, cleaning, rinsing, medicines, activity and smoking or vaping. Follow the instructions for the actual operation.
Avoid disturbing the socket during early healing. Do not use leftover antibiotics or exceed recommended pain-medicine doses.
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How does surgical extraction recovery progress?
Soreness, swelling, bruising and jaw stiffness may be more noticeable than after a routine extraction. They should gradually improve after the early peak.
Contact the treating clinic for persistent bleeding, increasing swelling, fever, severe worsening pain, breathing or swallowing difficulty, or concerning altered sensation.
Already have a treatment plan from another dentist?
Bring your X-rays, reports and the plan you were given. Dr. Sagar Borse will go through them with you, explain what they show and what he would check again, and discuss other options for surgical tooth extraction.
Informed consent
What are the risks and limits of surgical extraction?
Risks include bleeding, infection, dry socket, delayed healing, damage to adjacent structures, sinus communication, retained fragments, jaw injury and temporary or persistent sensory changes.
Anatomy and health influence risk. Even careful treatment cannot eliminate every complication, so follow-up and access to urgent advice matter.
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What happens at a first visit to Hi Smile Dental Clinic?
Hi Smile Dental Clinic confirms the indication, reviews imaging and explains routine removal, surgical access, alternatives and referral.
Dr. Sagar Borse may assess the tooth and connected restorative issues but is not an oral surgeon. Complex surgery should be coordinated with an appropriately qualified specialist.
Local clinical care
Why choose Hi Smile Dental Clinic for surgical tooth extraction in Bavdhan?
Hi Smile Dental Clinic starts with diagnosis and a plan suited to the complete mouth. Findings, alternatives, limitations, follow-up and patient responsibilities are discussed before treatment.
Medical history, medicines, allergies, disease activity and previous dental experiences are considered. Recommendations follow examination rather than a standard package.
When care needs specialist skills, the reason for referral, treating clinician and coordination plan should be clear.
Meet your dentist
Dental care with Dr. Sagar Borse in Bavdhan
Dr. Sagar Borse is the founder and principal dentist at Hi Smile Dental Care. He holds BDS and MDS qualifications, with postgraduate training in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics.
His assessment focuses on dental health, preservation of maintainable tooth structure and coordination within the complete-mouth plan.
Dr. Borse is not an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Complex surgical needs should be coordinated with an appropriately qualified clinician.
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Common surgical tooth extraction questions in Bavdhan
How is surgical extraction different from routine extraction?
It requires additional access such as an incision, bone removal or tooth sectioning.
Does a broken tooth always need surgery?
No. The remaining tooth, roots and access must be assessed.
Are stitches always required?
No. Their use depends on the surgical site and flap design.
Is local anaesthesia enough?
It is commonly sufficient, but suitability and anxiety are assessed individually.
How long does recovery take?
Symptoms often improve over days, while deeper socket and bone healing continue longer.
What symptoms need urgent advice?
Persistent heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty, spreading swelling or severe worsening pain need prompt contact.
Can a root fragment be left in place?
Occasionally risk-benefit assessment supports this, but the reason and review plan must be explained.
When is an oral surgeon needed?
Referral may be appropriate for anatomical complexity, impaction, medical risk or anticipated complications.
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Find Hi Smile Dental Clinic near LMD Chowk, Bavdhan
Hi Smile Dental Care,Bavdhan, Pune
Shop No 5 Riddhi Siddhi Co-Operative Housing Society, LMD Chowk, Bavdhan
Pune, Maharashtra 411021
Clinic hours:
Monday to Saturday: 10:00 am–2:00 pm and 4:30 pm–9:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Phone: +91 88300 04535
Find us at Shop No 5 inside Riddhi Siddhi Co-Operative Housing Society, close to LMD Chowk in Bavdhan.
Local access: Bavdhan, LMD Chowk, Chandani Chowk, Kothrud, Pashan, Warje, Bhugaon and NDA Road.
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Clinical review and sources
Medically reviewed by Dr. Sagar Borse of Hi Smile Dental Clinic
Medically reviewed by: Dr. Sagar Borse, BDS, MDS, Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics.
Last reviewed: 2 October 2026. Next review: October 2027. General patient education only; this page does not replace examination or individual diagnosis.
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Discuss surgical tooth extraction at our Bavdhan dental clinic
Visit Hi Smile Dental Clinic near LMD Chowk for assessment of symptoms, oral health, the treatment objective and relevant options. Recommendations follow individual evaluation.
Share current medicines, allergies, symptoms, previous dental experiences and relevant records. Ask how the diagnosis will be confirmed and when specialist referral would be considered.