DENTIQUE · ADVANCED DENTAL SOLUTIONS
Oral surgery in Dublin.
Careful planning. Clear explanations. A team that listens.
CARE BUILT AROUND YOU
Feel informed. Feel looked after.
Whether you have a troublesome wisdom tooth, a broken tooth or a more complex surgical concern, knowing what comes next makes a difference.
At Dentique, we take time to assess the problem, explain your options and plan care around your health, comfort and longer-term smile.
6 Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2
OUR ORAL SURGERY TREATMENTS
The right treatment starts with a careful assessment.
From removing a difficult tooth to preparing for an implant, every procedure begins with an examination and any imaging needed for your case.
01 / Wisdom tooth removal
Assessment and removal of problematic wisdom teeth, including impacted or partly erupted teeth. We explain whether removal is appropriate and discuss the findings from your examination and X-rays.
02 / Complex extractions & retained roots
Removal of teeth that are broken, damaged or difficult to extract, including retained roots. Where a tooth may be saved, we discuss the alternatives before recommending removal.
03 / Bone grafting for implants
Assessment and bone grafting where additional support is needed for a planned dental implant. The approach and timing are considered as part of your implant treatment plan.
04 / Surgical exposure of teeth
Exposure of an unerupted tooth when recommended as part of orthodontic care, with treatment coordinated around your orthodontic plan.
05 / Cyst & lesion assessment
Assessment of cysts or unusual areas in the mouth, with removal where suitable. We explain any further investigation or referral that may be needed.
YOUR VISIT, STEP BY STEP
Know what to expect.
01
We listen & assess
We discuss your concerns, review your medical history and examine the area. X-rays or additional imaging are arranged where needed.
02
We explain your options
You receive an explanation of the recommended procedure, alternatives, relevant risks and fees, with time to ask questions.
03
We plan your comfort
We discuss anaesthesia and what to expect during your procedure. Please tell us if you feel anxious or need a pause.
04
We support your recovery
You leave with aftercare guidance, advice on what to expect and a plan for any review appointment needed.
MEET YOUR DENTIST
Personal care, led by Dr Laura.
Dentist, implantologist & co-founder of Dentique.
Dr Laura provides surgical dental and implant care with a focus on individual planning and clear communication. Your questions, medical history and concerns are part of that conversation from the start.
- Time to discuss your concerns
- Clear explanations before treatment
- Recovery advice and follow-up planning
AFTER YOUR PROCEDURE
Care continues after you leave.
Recovery is personal. Before you go home, we explain how to care for the treatment area and when to contact us.
Clear instructions to take home
Guidance on eating, cleaning, activity and any medicines prescribed for you.
A recovery plan for your procedure
Advice on expected soreness or swelling, time off and any follow-up review needed.
YOUR QUESTIONS
A little clarity before your visit.
Will I feel pain during an extraction?
Local anaesthetic numbs the area. You may notice pressure or movement, but tell your dentist if you feel pain so they can pause and check your comfort.
Does every wisdom tooth need to be removed?
No. A healthy wisdom tooth that is not causing problems may be monitored. We assess the tooth and explain whether treatment or review is more appropriate.
Will I need an X-ray or a 3D scan?
X-rays help us assess the tooth and surrounding structures. A CBCT scan may be recommended in selected cases, such as when a lower wisdom tooth is close to a nerve.
What if I am nervous about treatment?
Please tell us when booking. We can discuss your concerns, explain each step and agree how you can ask for a pause during treatment.
How long does recovery take?
This depends on the procedure and your health. Soreness, swelling and jaw stiffness can occur after surgery. We explain what to expect for your case and when to seek advice.
Can I replace a tooth after extraction?
We can discuss suitable replacement options, including implants, as part of your treatment plan. Whether an implant can be placed at the same visit requires an individual assessment.
Further patient information: NHS wisdom tooth removal · Recovery after surgical extractions
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR CARE
Your next step starts with a conversation.
Book an oral surgery consultation at Dentique, 6 Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2.
In pain or worried about swelling? Call the clinic to discuss an assessment. If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, or swelling around the eye or neck, go to your nearest emergency department. Read the HSE advice.