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If you are experiencing tooth pain, extraction is a viable solution that can help you regain your healthy smile. Tooth extraction is a safe and efficient process that involves removing the affected tooth or teeth from the mouth.In this procedure local anaesthesia is often given to minimize pain and discomfort. Once the tooth is extracted, we will provide you with aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. In certain cases, a replacement tooth may be recommended to maintain the proper alignment of your teeth. Don’t let troublesome teeth prevent you from smiling confidently. With safe and effective tooth extractions, you can say goodbye to pain and say hello to a healthier, happier you.
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Pre-Treatment Consultation
Dr. Imran will assess your affected tooth and surrounding gums. He will also take dental X-rays to check bone levels and determine the extent of damage. It is important to discuss any medications, vitamins, or supplements you’re taking. Once all information is gathered, he will discuss treatment and sedation options with you in detail.
Procedure Overview
Extractions Process
Your tooth extraction will either be simple or surgical. Removing visible teeth is a simple extraction. However, if your tooth is severely damaged and decayed or it is under the surface chances are you will receive surgical extraction.
Simple Extraction
To numb the area around your tooth, you will get local anesthesia.So, during the procedure you’ll feel only pressure not pain. An instrument called an elevator is used to loosen the tooth and forcep is used to remove it.
Surgical Extraction
During the surgery, you will likely receive both local anaesthesia and intravenous anaesthesia. You will receive anaesthesia, depending on any medical conditions. You will remain unconscious during the procedure if you received general anaesthesia.
Dr. Imran will made a cut into your gum with a small incision. In this procedure bone around your tooth may be removed or cut your tooth before it can be extracted.
Procedure Overview
Post-Treatment care
The longevity of whitening depends on the 48 hours following the procedure. Keep the following tips in mind.
Avoid Colored Foods
The following steps can help minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of infection..
- Take prescribed painkillers.
- Bite firmly but gently on the gauze pad placed to reduce bleeding and allow a clot to form in the tooth socket. Change gauze pads before they become bloody. After the extraction, leave the pad in place for three to four hours.
- To keep down swelling apply an ice bag on the affected area.
- After the extraction rest for at least 24 hours.
- Limit physical activity for the next day or two.
- Do not rinse or spit forcefully because it can dislodging the clot.
- After 24 hours, rinse your mouth with a salt and warm water.
- In the first 24 hours do not use straw to drink water.
- Do not smoke, which can inhibit healing.
- Eat soft foods, such as soup, pudding, and yogurt the day after the extraction and slowly add solid foods to your diet.
- Lying flat may prolong the bleeding. Therefore prop your head on a pillow.
- While avoiding the extraction site continue to brush and floss your teeth.
Avoid Acidic Foods
As part of your aftercare routine avoid acidic foods like lemons, pickles, limes, and other foods or soft drinks.
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FAQs
Regular Questions
Explore our FAQ section for answers to common inquiries about our services, procedures, and policies. We aim to provide clear and comprehensive information to address your concerns and ensure satisfaction.
A tooth is extracted if there is advanced tooth decay or infection. Infection can quickly spread to surrounding teeth if such a tooth is not removed.
Yes, this is why local anesthetic will be administered around the tooth being removed.
After the tooth has been removed, the extraction site will be closed. In a follow-up appointment, sutures will be removed and it will be ensured that everything is healing correctly.
No, because missing teeth can change the shape of your face, as it can cause your mouth to shift, affect your speech, and eating, and over time cause other dental issues.
It should take about 7-14 days for your mouth to heal properly. However, it is advised to take 2 to 3 days off for initial recovery.
During the first three days, it is advised that you eat soft foods that will not cause any pain or discomfort to your wound. As you heal, you should be able to re-integrate other foods into your diet.
Smoking after tooth extractions is prohibited because it compromises the healing process of your mouth.