Dental Extractions

Simple extraction concerns visible and easily accessible teeth. This procedure is generally quick and is performed under local anesthesia in our dental office in the West Lausanne area.

For impacted, fractured, or difficult-to-access teeth, surgical extraction may be necessary. Our dental surgeons in Chavannes-près-Renens master these more complex techniques perfectly.

Wisdom teeth represent one of the most frequent extractions. Our clinic has modern radiological equipment to precisely assess the position of your wisdom teeth and plan the optimal intervention.

When a cavity destroys a large part of the dental structure and no conservative treatment (filling, crown) is possible, extraction becomes necessary to avoid infections.

Advanced gum diseases can lead to significant tooth mobility. In these cases, extraction may be recommended to preserve the health of surrounding tissues.

Following an accident, a tooth fractured at the root level may require extraction. Our emergency dental service in Chavannes-près-Renens is available for these situations.

As part of orthodontic treatment, certain extractions may be planned to create the space necessary for optimal tooth alignment.

Chronic dental infections that do not respond to endodontic treatments may justify extraction to protect your general health.

Your journey begins with a thorough consultation with one of our dentists. We perform a complete clinical examination and digital radiographs to accurately assess your situation.

We develop a personalized treatment plan, taking into account your medical history, specific needs, and sedation preferences.

For most simple extractions, local anesthesia is sufficient to ensure a painless procedure. We use gentle injection techniques and the latest generation anesthetics.

For anxious patients or longer procedures, we offer conscious sedation. This technique allows you to remain awake but deeply relaxed during the procedure.

In some complex cases or for patients with severe dental phobia, deeper sedation may be considered. This option is performed in collaboration with a qualified anesthesiologist.

• Bite on a sterile compress for 15-20 minutes to promote primary hemostasis (stable blood clot)
• Apply ice to the cheek to reduce swelling
• Take prescribed medication
• Avoid vigorous mouth rinsing
• Do not smoke
• Prefer soft and warm food

• Maintain excellent oral hygiene while avoiding the extraction area
• Take prescribed medications according to instructions
• Monitor signs of infection (fever, intense pain, discharge)

This complication, characterized by intense pain a few days after extraction, can be prevented by strictly following post-operative instructions.

Rare with appropriate aseptic technique, infection can be prevented by good hygiene and taking antibiotics if prescribed.

Slight bleeding is normal, but excessive bleeding should be reported immediately to our team.

Ideal solution to replace an extracted tooth, the implant preserves the alveolar bone and offers optimal chewing function.

Fixed alternative to implants, bridges rely on adjacent teeth to fill the space left by extraction.

For several missing teeth, removable partial dentures constitute an economical and functional option.

Our dentists know perfectly the specific needs of the population of the West Lausanne area and offer care adapted to each patient.

Ideally located in Chavannes-près-Renens, our clinic is easily accessible from Lausanne, Renens, Ecublens, Saint-Sulpice and Prilly.

Each patient benefits from a customized treatment plan, taking into account their medical needs, budget and personal preferences.

We offer an emergency service for extractions requiring rapid intervention, with reserved slots for critical situations.

We systematically provide a detailed quote before any intervention. Costs vary according to the complexity of the extraction and the sedation options chosen.

Our administrative team supports you in your procedures with Swiss supplementary insurance or with paying organizations to optimize your reimbursements.

For important treatments, we offer payment facilities adapted to your financial situation.

• Twice-daily brushing with appropriate technique
• Daily use of dental floss
• Antiseptic rinses as recommended

Semi-annual check-ups allow early detection and treatment of dental problems before they require extraction.

Limiting sugars and favoring a diet rich in calcium and vitamins contributes to long-term dental health.