Tooth Extraction in Hampshire
Reviewed by Dr. Faiz Azizan. Compiled by the Dentist Hampshire editorial team from Google Business Profile data and each practice's own website, collected October 2026. No practice pays to be listed or ranked. How we collect and rank.
A tooth extraction removes a tooth that is too damaged, infected or crowded to keep, including problem wisdom teeth.
What extractions typically involves
- Local anaesthetic, with sedation as an option for some patients
- Removal of the tooth, sometimes surgically if it is impacted
- Aftercare advice and, if wanted, planning to replace the tooth
Questions to ask before you book
- Is a specialist needed for a wisdom tooth like mine?
- What are my replacement options?
- What should I expect during healing?
NHS or private?
Extractions are available on the NHS when clinically necessary.
This is general information, not clinical advice. See our disclaimer. Costs are not shown because we do not hold verified price data.
Find Hampshire dentists that list extractions
Areas where at least five practices state this treatment on their own website:
- Top rated extractions dentists in Southampton (9 practices)
- Tooth extraction in Portsmouth (8 practices)
- Top rated extractions dentists in New Forest (6 practices)
- Top rated extractions dentists in Fareham (6 practices)
- Tooth extraction in Winchester (5 practices)
- Top rated extractions dentists in Basingstoke (5 practices)
- Top rated extractions dentists in East Hampshire (5 practices)
Related treatments
- Emergency Dentist: Emergency dental care deals with severe toothache, swelling, knocked-out teeth, broken teeth and dental infections..
- Dental Implants: A dental implant is a small titanium or ceramic post placed in the jawbone to hold a replacement tooth, bridge or denture..
- Dental Sedation: Dental sedation helps anxious patients relax during treatment, most commonly using intravenous sedation or inhaled nitrous oxide..
Frequently asked questions
What does tooth extraction involve?
Local anaesthetic, with sedation as an option for some patients. Removal of the tooth, sometimes surgically if it is impacted. Aftercare advice and, if wanted, planning to replace the tooth.
What should I ask a dentist about extractions?
Is a specialist needed for a wisdom tooth like mine? What are my replacement options? What should I expect during healing?
Is extractions available on the NHS?
Extractions are available on the NHS when clinically necessary.