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What is Partial Wisdom Tooth Removal?
Coronectomy is ideally suited for patients where traditional wisdom tooth extraction poses a significant risk of nerve injury. Our maxillofacial experts remove the crown of the wisdom tooth, leaving the roots undisturbed to safeguard the mandibular nerve. This procedure is underpinned by our commitment to patient safety, minimising post-operative complications and promoting a quicker recovery.
Private Partial Tooth Removal at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital
At St John & St Elizabeth Hospital, we provide private partial tooth removal services in a calm an friendly environment. Our hospital is committed to delivering exceptional standards of care, with highly experienced consultants and caring nursing teams providing a smooth and stress-free experience.
Choosing us for your tooth removal offers several benefits:
- Expert Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons: Our team of specialists can offer accurate diagnoses and personalised treatment plans.
- Quick Appointments: Access to timely procedures to minimise discomfort and reduce waiting times
- Convenient Location: Based in St John’s Wood (NW8), we’re easily accessible to patients across London.
- Wrap around Care: From initial consultation to follow-up appointments, we provide continuous support throughout your treatment journey.
We strive to make your experience as comfortable as possible, delivering expert care with compassion and professionalism.
How Much Does Wisdom Tooth Removal Surgery Cost?
from £3,000*
The cost of Private Wisdom Tooth Removal is from £3,000* (guide price) at St John & St Elizabeth Hospital.
*The price shown is an estimated guide price for related costs associated with your treatment, from admission to discharge. This price will vary depending on your surgical needs. This guide price does not include the cost of consultation, diagnostics or the surgeon or anaesthetist fee.
Frequently Asked Questions about Private Tooth Removal
St John & St Elizabeth Hospital is situated in St John’s Wood (NW8), a well-connected and vibrant area of North West London, known for landmarks such as Regent’s Park and Abbey Road Studios. We are easily accessible from neighbouring areas, including Hampstead (NW3) and Kilburn (NW6):
- By Tube: St John’s Wood station (Jubilee Line) is just a 5-minute walk from the hospital. For patients travelling from Hampstead (NW3), Finchley Road station (Jubilee Line) offers a convenient route, while Kilburn (NW6) is similarly well served by the same line.
- By Bus:
Wellington Road: Routes 13, 46, 82, and 113 stop near St John’s Wood Underground Station, just a short walk from the hospital.
Circus Road: Routes 46 and 187 stop close to the hospital’s Circus Road entrance.
Abbey Road: Routes 139 and 189 stop near the junction where Grove End Road becomes Abbey Road, providing easy access.
- By Car: If you’re travelling from NW3 or NW6, use major roads like Finchley Road or Kilburn High Road for a direct approach.
Our hospital’s location in St John’s Wood ensures easy access for patients across London, particularly from the NW8, NW3, and NW6 postcodes.
Your journey begins with a detailed consultation with one of our maxillofacial surgeons, where we discuss your concerns and dental history. This is followed by thorough imaging assessments, such as X-rays or a CT scan, to map the location of your wisdom tooth in relation to the mandibular nerve. These steps are essential for planning a safe and effective procedure tailored to your needs.
Preparation may include specific guidelines around eating, drinking, and adjusting medications before the procedure. Our team will ensure you’re fully informed, helping to set the stage for a smooth treatment and recovery process.
Our patient-focused and safety-oriented approach involves removing only the crown of the tooth while carefully preserving the nerve and root structure. This minimises the risk of nerve damage and supports faster healing. Local anesthesia is used to ensure a pain-free experience throughout the procedure.
After your coronectomy, we offer comprehensive follow-up care to monitor your healing and address any concerns. You’ll receive clear advice on oral hygiene and activity restrictions to promote optimal recovery, along with ongoing support and reassurance from our team.
A coronectomy is recommended when a wisdom tooth is close to the mandibular nerve, reducing the risk of nerve damage. With a carefully executed procedure and tailored treatment plan, you’ll benefit from preserved dental health, effective pain management, and dedicated aftercare to support long-term recovery.