Safe, Gentle Tooth Removal. When and Only When You Truly Need It
At Manor Park Dental Practice, we treat tooth extraction as a last resort — not a first option. When removal is the right clinical decision, our experienced team carries out every extraction with precision, proper local anaesthesia, and a thorough aftercare plan so you know exactly what to expect before, during, and after your appointment. We serve patients across Manor Park, East Ham, Forest Gate, and the wider East London area from our Romford Road practice, where we have been delivering trusted dental care for over 80 years.
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What We Assess Before Any Tooth Is Removed
Before carrying out any extraction, our dentists take a detailed dental X-ray and conduct a full clinical assessment of the affected tooth and surrounding tissue. This step is non-negotiable — it tells us whether a straightforward simple extraction is appropriate, or whether a more involved surgical approach is needed to remove the tooth safely without causing disruption to neighbouring teeth, nerves, or bone structure.
We also take time during this appointment to discuss your full range of options, including whether the tooth can be saved through root canal treatment, a crown, or other restorative work. You will never be pressured into an extraction — only advised on what is genuinely in your long-term oral health interest.
Why Patients Choose Manor Park Dental Practice in East London
- Experienced dental team with 80+ years of local heritage
- Both NHS and private extraction options available
- Personalised aftercare instructions provided at every appointment
- Friendly and welcoming environment
- Convenient Romford Road location serving East London
Your First Visit Step-by-Step
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Initial Consultation
We begin by discussing your dental concerns, symptoms, and treatment goals.
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Comprehensive Dental Examination
Your dentist will examine your teeth, gums, bite, and overall oral health.
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Digital X-Rays (If Needed)
X-rays may be taken to detect issues such as tooth decay, infections, or bone loss.
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Personalised Treatment Plan
You will receive clear recommendations and treatment options tailored to your needs.
Oral Cancer Screening for New Patients
Not every tooth is removed the same way. A simple extraction is performed on a tooth that is fully visible above the gumline. Using specialist forceps and a local anaesthetic to completely numb the area, your dentist gently loosens and lifts the tooth free. Most patients report little more than pressure — no sharp pain — during the procedure.
When a tooth is broken below the gumline, severely decayed, or has not fully broken through the surface — as is often the case with impacted wisdom teeth — a surgical extraction is required. This involves a small, carefully placed incision in the gum tissue to access and remove the tooth. It is a routine clinical procedure carried out under local anaesthesia, and our team will talk you through every step before we begin.
Regardless of which type of extraction you need, the goal is the same: to remove the problem tooth as gently as possible, minimise any post-procedure discomfort, and set you up with a clear recovery and replacement plan before you leave our practice.
We Welcome All Patients — Whatever Your Situation
Nervous Patient
If you feel anxious about visiting the dentist, our team will take the time to listen, explain each step clearly, and help you feel more comfortable during your appointment.
Families, Mother and Child
We provide dental care for families, including advice and support for mothers, babies, and children. Regular visits can help protect oral health from an early stage. Pregnant women and kids can have free consultation depending on NHS funding and apptoint availability.
Old Patients & Additional Needs
We support older patients and those with additional care needs with clear advice, gentle appointments, and personalised treatment planning.
Real Invisalign Smile Transformations
Our Invisalign treatments have helped many patients achieve straighter, healthier smiles.
Meet Your Dentists in Manor Park
At Manor Park Dental Practice, our experienced dentists are dedicated to providing high-quality dental care in a comfortable and welcoming environment. Our team focuses on prevention, patient education, and personalised treatment to help you maintain a healthy smile for life.
Dr Shraddha Innani
Dr Shraddha Innani is the clinical lead at Manor Park Dental Practice with over 15 years of experience in both NHS and private dentistry. She qualified in Mumbai and passed the Statutory UK exam in 2010. Dr Innani is known for her patient-centred approach, combining preventative care with advanced cosmetic treatments.
Dr. Shiri Seymour
Dr Shiri Seymour has been the Specialist Orthodontist at Manor Park Dental Practice since 2011. She trained at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ and completed her specialist orthodontic training at the Eastman Dental Institute. Dr Seymour provides Invisalign and orthodontic treatments for both adults and children.
Start Your Smile or Oral Health Journey Today
Thinking about improving your smile or dental health? Speak with our team about a checkup, hygiene, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, Invisalign and more.
Extraction Is Just the Beginning — We Plan What Comes Next
Removing a tooth solves an immediate problem, but it is the starting point of a larger conversation. A gap in your smile can, over time, cause adjacent teeth to shift, affect your bite, and change the appearance of your face. At Manor Park Dental Practice, we discuss your tooth replacement options at your extraction appointment — so you are never left without a clear path forward.
Depending on your oral health, lifestyle, and budget, options may include dental implants for a permanent, natural-feeling replacement, a dental bridge supported by neighbouring teeth, a partial or full denture, or simply monitoring the space if removal was for orthodontic purposes. Our in-house specialist team — including an orthodontist and oral surgeon — means we can plan and deliver your next steps entirely within our Romford Road practice.
Dental Concerns That Often Lead to an Extraction Assessment
- Severe toothache or persistent tooth pain
- Bleeding, swollen, or receding gums
- Advanced decay that cannot be saved by a filling or crown
- Impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth
- Overcrowding requiring space for orthodontic treatment
- Retained baby teeth in children and teenagers
- Loose teeth caused by advanced gum disease
If you are experiencing any of the above, contact our team on 020 8478 1431 to book a clinical assessment. Early intervention nearly always leads to better outcomes.
What Can Invisalign Treat?
Invisalign may help correct:
- Gap Teeth
- Cross Bit
- Underbite
- Gap Teeth
- Cross Bit
- Underbite
Precise Extraction Planning Starts with the Right Diagnosis
Accurate imaging is the foundation of a safe extraction. We use digital dental X-rays at our Romford Road practice to examine the full structure of the tooth, its roots, and the surrounding bone before we carry out any removal. This gives our dentists a clear, detailed picture that guides every clinical decision — reducing the risk of complications and ensuring the most appropriate technique is used from the outset.
Digital X-rays also significantly reduce radiation exposure compared to traditional film X-rays, making them a safer option for patients of all ages, including children and those who may need multiple assessments. Combined with a thorough clinical examination, our diagnostic process gives you and your dentist complete confidence before treatment begins.
How Much Does a New Patient Dental Check-Up Cost?
Includes full dental examination and personalised treatment recommendations.
Used to diagnose hidden dental problems and assess overall oral health.
Professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar buildup.
We Welcome All New Patients
qEvery patient has different oral health needs, which is why we provide care that is tailored to your stage of life, comfort level, medical history, and dental concerns. Whether you are visiting during pregnancy, arranging care for a child, supporting an older family member, or need additional support during appointments, our team is here to make every visit as comfortable and straightforward as possible.
Nervous Patient
If you feel anxious about visiting the dentist, our team will take the time to listen, explain each step clearly, and help you feel more comfortable during your appointment.
Families, Mother and Child
We provide dental care for families, including advice and support for mothers, babies, and children. Regular visits can help protect oral health from an early stage.
Old Patients & Additional Needs
We support older patients and those with additional care needs with clear advice, gentle appointments, and personalised treatment planning.
I’ve been coming to Manor Park Dental Practice for years, and the care has always been excellent—but my recent experience with Dr Sneha really stood out. I needed urgent help with my dentures, and she was calm, professional, and reassuring from the moment I walked in.
Excellent service from the hygienist. Very professional, gentle, and made me feel comfortable during the whole appointment. The clinic is clean and the staff are very friendly. Highly recommend!
Excellent practice, have been here for some years now! Dr Sneha is so kind and compassionate and has helped allay a lot of my fears about dental assessments.
Excellent care, Dr Sneh and here team has been excellent, caring, and knowledgeable to give the best treatment possible. My entire family has been going there for the last 3 years and never ever have I had a dull or bad experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a tooth extraction hurt?
No — we use a local anaesthetic to fully numb the area before any extraction begins, so you should feel nothing more than a sensation of pressure during the procedure. If at any point you feel sharp pain, tell your dentist immediately and they will pause and re-numb the area. Most patients are surprised by how comfortable the experience is.
How long does recovery take after a tooth extraction?
Most patients recover within a few days to a week. The first 24 hours are the most important — rest with your head slightly elevated, avoid rinsing, alcohol, and hot foods, and do not use a straw, as this can dislodge the protective blood clot. After 24 hours, rinse gently with warm salt water twice daily for at least one week to keep the socket clean and support healing.
What is dry socket and how do I avoid it?
Dry socket occurs when the blood clot that forms in the extraction socket fails to develop properly, or is dislodged before the wound has healed — exposing the underlying bone. It can cause significant pain and delay recovery. Avoid smoking for at least the remainder of the day after your extraction, do not use a straw, avoid vigorous rinsing in the first 24 hours, and follow your aftercare instructions carefully. If you experience worsening pain several days after extraction, contact our practice promptly.
Can I book a dental hygiene appointment during my first visit?
Yes, in many cases, a dental hygiene appointment can be arranged following your initial examination. If needed, we will recommend a professional clean to help improve your oral health and prevent future dental issues.
Can I take painkillers after a tooth extraction?
Yes — standard over-the-counter pain relief such as paracetamol is suitable for managing post-extraction discomfort. However, do not take aspirin, as it thins the blood and can increase bleeding at the extraction site. Patients with asthma should also avoid ibuprofen. If you are unsure which medication is safe for you given your medical history, ask your dentist before your appointment.
Do I need to replace a tooth after it has been extracted?
In most cases, yes — leaving a gap long-term can cause neighbouring teeth to shift, affect your bite, and lead to bone loss in the jaw. We will discuss your replacement options at your extraction appointment, which may include dental implants, a bridge, or a denture. If the extraction was carried out for orthodontic reasons, your dentist will advise whether replacement is necessary in your specific case.
Where is you Dental Practice Located
Manor Park Dental Practice is located in the heart of Manor Park, East London, making it easily accessible for patients from nearby areas. The clinic is well connected by public transport, and there are convenient parking options nearby. You can use the map on this page for directions, and our friendly team is always happy to assist if you need help finding us.
Start Your Smile or Oral Health Journey Today
Thinking about improving your smile or dental health? Speak with our team about a checkup, hygiene, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, Invisalign and more.