Extractions

A tooth extraction is the procedure of removing a tooth from its socket. When a tooth is damaged due to caries or any other condition, first the dentist will check the possibility of preserving the tooth with other suitable treatments. But if the tooth has been severely damaged, it may need to be extracted.

Patient having a dental treatment

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We will administer local anaesthetics to the affected region before the procedure. So you will not feel any pain but you will still be sensitive to touch. Also, following the procedure we usually recommend pain medication to help you manage the pain

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Tooth extractions are generally very safe procedures. Our team will make sure you are comfortable and will make sure you don’t have any health conditions that might make you more susceptible to infection. These conditions include congenital heart defects, liver disease or an impaired immune system.

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Apply pressure on the gauze pad covering the extraction site. Avoid gargling and rinsing your mouth. Do not eat or drink hot food and beverages. Do not spit immediately after extraction; you should swallow all blood and saliva. Avoid using straws. You should take rest for the remainder of the day.

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