Surgical Dentistry
Gentle, Comfortable Tooth Removal
Gentle extraction of severely broken, decayed, or problematic wisdom teeth with pain-free technique.
Overview & Clinical Approach
While preserving natural teeth is always our primary goal, extraction becomes necessary when a tooth is damaged beyond repair, severely impacted, or poses a threat to surrounding oral health.
Who May Benefit From Tooth Extraction?
- Patients with un-restorable tooth decay, severe fractures, or problematic wisdom teeth.
Common Signs or Reasons for Treatment
Deep throb in back jaw (wisdom teeth)
Tooth fractured below the gumline
What Happens During the Appointment
1
Anesthesia & Gentle Luxation
Thorough numbing and gentle widening of tooth socket for atraumatic removal.
2
Socket Care & Gauze Placement
Cleaning the extraction site and applying pressure to support blood clot formation.
Clinical Benefits
- Stops pain and prevents spread of deep infection to neighboring teeth
Important Considerations
- We recommend discussing tooth replacement options (like implants) prior to removing non-wisdom teeth.
Post-Treatment Aftercare Guidelines
- •Bite gently on gauze, avoid smoking or drinking through straws to prevent dry socket.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tooth Extraction
Dry socket occurs if the healing blood clot is dislodged. Prevent it by avoiding smoking, spitting, or using straws for several days.
Medical Information Disclaimer:This material is for educational purposes only and does not constitute formal medical diagnosis or treatment guarantees. Clinical suitability is evaluated during a personal examination.
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