What it is
Oral surgery includes simple and complex extractions, wisdom-tooth surgery and other minor procedures carried out under local anaesthetic.
What it can help with
It treats teeth or roots that cannot be restored, recurrent infection, problematic wisdom teeth and selected surgical conditions.
How it works
We review the X-ray, explain alternatives and risks, carry out the procedure with local anaesthetic and provide written aftercare.
Who it may suit
It may be appropriate when preserving the tooth is no longer predictable or when delaying treatment is likely to increase pain or infection.
Benefits and limitations
Treatment removes the source of a problem, but temporary swelling and discomfort are expected. Recovery depends on complexity and general health.
Why Clínica Lubens
You know the plan, cost and likely recovery before the appointment, with a contact route if you are worried afterwards.
Your clinical team
Your treatment is carried out by clinicians with relevant training and experience. Their languages and professional registration are shown below.
Dr. Alejandro Cordero
- Languages
- Español, English, Português
- Registration
- COEV 46005753
Dr. Julio García Algarra
- Languages
- Español, English
- Registration
- COEV 46005026
Common questions
- What surgery do you provide?
- Simple and complex extractions, wisdom-tooth surgery and selected minor oral procedures.
- Will I need time off?
- Many patients return to normal activity the next day, but complex surgery may require a few quieter days.
- What if I am taking medication?
- Tell us about all medication and medical conditions before treatment, particularly anticoagulants or antiresorptive drugs.
Your assessment at Clínica Lubens
- We listen to what is bothering you and review the relevant history.
- We examine your mouth and recommend imaging only when needed.
- You receive clear options and a written estimate before deciding.