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3+ Replacement Options Explained
X-Ray Assessed Removal
Clinical Assessment First
Dentist With Interest In Oral Surgery, Implantology & Periodontics
Dr Seyed Nazemi, BSc (Hons), BDS, Dip MJDF, PGDip Rest&Dent Imp, PGDip Perio
Special Interest Dentist in Oral Surgery, Implantology & Periodontics
Dr Seyed Nazemi, otherwise known as Dr Sid, graduated from Newcastle Dental School in 2009 and spent the following years gaining experience in hospitals and general practice including Oral and Maxillofacial surgery. He honed his career with further post-graduate training and now provides Special Interest care in Oral Surgery, Implantology and Periodontics.
Dr Sid is known for taking great pride in his work and strives to deliver the best care for patients. He enjoys passing on his knowledge to peers: initially as a Clinical Supervisor at Newcastle Dental Hospital and more recently giving lectures to dentists on a variety of topics such as Wisdom Tooth Surgery, CBCT technology, Crown Lengthening, Bone Grafting and Dental Anaesthesia techniques.
Some notable further education includes Indirect Restoration training with Dr Mahul Patel and a One year Cosmetic & Restorative dentistry course with Dr Chris Orr. He originally trained in Implants with The Practical Implantology Academy (Drs Sheikh, Soni and Mohamed) and later gained a PG Diploma in Implant dentistry. He completed a Masterclass in Periodontics at the Royal College of Surgeons with Dr Ian Dunn and a PG Diploma in Periodontics with Dr Reena Wadia in Harley Street. At a more advanced level he has undertaken Bone and Soft tissue grafting training with Professor Frank Schwarz, Dr Rob Oretti, Dr Robert Felkler and Dr Tarek Diwan.
You can follow Dr Seyed Nazemi on his LinkedIn profile and Instagram doctor_nazemi. He speaks English, Spanish, and conversational French. He is a keen globetrotter with an adventurous spirit and enjoys Salsa dancing, hiking, martial arts and scuba diving. He has an interest in current affairs and independent films.
Member of the Association of Dental Implantology.
Tooth extraction is a straightforward procedure carried out when a tooth is diseased, infected, or loose and can no longer provide proper function or contribute to the appearance of your smile. Treatment is usually completed in one appointment and is performed using local anaesthetic only, with no drilling involved. Removing the affected tooth helps eliminate infection and prevents it from threatening your oral and general health. As the healing process begins, discomfort and painful symptoms typically subside, allowing the surrounding area to recover safely and comfortably.
This is what makes them stand out as a tooth replacement treatment against their counterparts; unlike dentures
and bridges, they are placed into the jawbone, allowing them to support the volume and density
of the jawbone. This means your facial structure stays intact, and your chewing function
feels exactly as it did when you had your own natural, healthy teeth.
Replaces one missing tooth with a secure, natural-looking restoration.
A fixed full-arch solution supported by four strategically placed implants.
A full-arch replacement offering stability and long-term support with six implants.
Oral Surgery Consultation
£95
Extraction/Surgical Extraction (Each, Depending on Complexity)
£250 – £495
Extraction and Ridge Preservation (Bone Graft)
From £990
Lower Wisdom Tooth Extraction (Surgical/Coronectomy)
From £595
Sectional CBCT, Analysis, Report & Follow-Up Phone Call (If Needed)
From £275
Bone Graft
From £695
Reviews
£95
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Examine your mouth and assess your symptoms.
Local anaesthetic is administered to numb the tooth and surrounding gum tissue and bone. We will only proceed to the next step once we are sure you are fully comfortable.
The tooth is gradually dislodged and removed with forceps. All fragments are carefully removed. The bleeding is controlled using gauze.
Once your gum has healed, you and your dentist can discuss tooth replacement options.
A tooth is removed when it cannot be saved due to severe decay, infection, damage, or gum disease.
Most extractions are completed within 20–40 minutes, depending on the tooth and complexity.
Initial healing usually takes a few days, with full healing occurring over several weeks.
No. Local anaesthetic is used to numb the area, so you should not feel pain during the procedure.
Avoid smoking, drinking alcohol, rinsing vigorously, or eating hard foods for the first 24 hours.
Yes. Replacing a missing tooth helps prevent shifting teeth, bite problems, and jawbone loss.
Mon to Fri 9am – 5pm, Every Other Sat 10am - 2pm
Evening Appointments Available on Request
