Extraction
Dental extractions are performed for several reasons, including severe tooth decay that has affected the tooth’s vital structures, advanced gum disease causing tooth looseness, impacted teeth that cannot fully emerge, extraction as part of orthodontic treatment to create space, and severely fractured or broken teeth.
Dental extractions involve numbing the area with local anesthesia to ensure a painless procedure. If needed, the dentist may make incisions or remove bone to access the tooth. After extraction, gauze is often placed to control bleeding, and post-operative care instructions are provided to promote healing.
Dental extractions are typically a last resort when other treatments cannot address the issue. Dentists aim to preserve natural teeth, but extractions are necessary for oral health and overall well-being. Patients should follow aftercare instructions for proper recovery and consult their dentist to explore potential replacement options for the extracted tooth if needed.
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Benefits of Extraction
Relief from severe tooth pain and discomfort, improving overall oral well-being.
Prevention of infection and the potential spread of oral diseases, promoting oral health.
Facilitation of orthodontic treatment by creating space for proper dental alignment and bite.
Resolving Impacted Teeth and Preventing Potential Dental Complications and Pain.
Procedure for Dental Bridges
The dentist examines the tooth, takes X-rays, and administers local anesthesia or sedation. The patient’s comfort and safety are prioritized during this stage.
The dentist carefully loosens and removes the tooth from its socket, occasionally using specialized tools or sectioning the tooth for easier extraction.
After tooth removal, the dentist cleans the socket and may place stitches if necessary. Gauze is placed to control bleeding and aid in clot formation.
The dentist provides detailed instructions for post-operative care, including pain management, oral hygiene, dietary restrictions, and follow-up appointments to ensure proper healing and recovery.
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