Tooth Extractions
In situations involving advanced gum disease, severe tooth decay, or impacted wisdom teeth
causing intense pain, extractions or oral surgery may be necessary. Oral surgery, a
specialised area within dentistry, encompasses various surgical procedures such as tooth
extractions and removal of impacted wisdom teeth. Seeking advice from a dental
professional is crucial for any concerns about your teeth, and attempting to self-extract a
tooth at home should be avoided to prevent serious problems.
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Here’s what you can expect during tooth extractions:
1. Preliminary procedures may include an x-ray to assess your teeth.
2. Dentists, equipped with the right tools and a sterile environment, perform extractions with
utmost care, ensuring a surprisingly quick recovery.
For wisdom tooth extractions, some post-procedure swelling and discomfort are normal,
alleviated with over-the-counter painkillers. In cases of advanced gum disease, antibiotics
may be prescribed to minimize the risk of further infection.
– A safe and sterile extraction procedure, conducted with precision and care.
– Swift recovery and reduced infection risk, promoting overall oral health.
– Sustained good oral health, ensuring your well-being for the long term.