Reasons for Extractions:

Dental Decay

The dentist will determine how severe tooth decay can necessitate extraction and removing decayed teeth to prevent further oral health issues.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth

Explanation of impacted wisdom teeth and potential problems caused by impacted wisdom teeth, such as pain and infection.

Types of Extractions:

Simple Extractions

Involves visible teeth that can be easily accessed. The straightforward procedure typically performed in-office under local anesthesia.

Surgical Extractions

Required for impacted teeth or complex cases, involving incisions and bone removal.

The wisdom teeth extraction procedure starts asking for common symptoms by the dentist indicating the need for extraction, such as pain and swelling. The early detection and treatment prevent complications.

Specific details are explained by the dentist about the surgical extraction process for impacted wisdom teeth, discussing potential complications and how they are addressed. Tips for a smooth recovery, including pain management, proper oral hygiene and explanation of when to follow up with the dentist for post-operative care.

Risks and Complications

Overview of potential risks associated with extractions, such as infection or nerve damage. It is fundamental the importance of following post-operative instructions to minimize risks.

Discussion of how complications are managed, including follow-up appointments and additional treatment if necessary.

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