HAVE A TOUR TO TOOTH EXTRACTION PROCESS-

For a broken, damaged and decayed teeth your dentist will suggest having a filling, crown or some other dental treatment. But when the tooth is damaged to the extent such that they may not get repaired, then tooth extraction may be required. Wondering how teeth are extracted? Read further to know more.

Tooth extraction is a minor procedure yet painful sometimes, depending on the location of the tooth that is being removed. The tooth in the front of the mouth having a single straight root is easier to remove than the molars at the back that has several roots. Similarly, the removal of an impacted wisdom tooth is more dreadful and challenging. Adding to your knowledge your teeth are actually attached to the jaw bone with fibres, while extraction of teeth you must take care of the fibres, gums and tooth bone. For effective treatment of tooth extraction visit Global Dental Centre to consult with our expert dentists.

 

Tooth extraction can be carried out in two ways-

• A Basic Extraction

Basic extraction refers to the extraction of those teeth which are easily visible and convenient to remove. Amid a basic extraction, the patient feels no pain, as the neighbourhood analgesic given is solid and will last all throughout the entire procedure.

• A Surgical Extraction

Surgical extractions might be performed on teeth that have severed at the gum line or teeth that have not come in yet like the impacted wisdom tooth. Since surgical extraction makes it easy to remove the underneath teeth, we will definitely take lead to the procedure. To see and remove the tooth we need to curtail the gums so that teeth can be easily expelled. If our oral surgeons need to use general anaesthesia, this type of procedure may be performed in our hospital setting.

When do you need a tooth extraction- 

If you are triggered by any of these causes then do not delay in visiting our dental clinic. Overlooking these factors may lead to some extreme problems in the later future. As soon as you mark these factors, try and take immediate steps to minimize their effect. Some of the serious factors leading to the need for Tooth Extraction is-

• Decay on teeth
• Damaging of teeth
• Loose unfit teeth
• Overcrowding of the teeth in the mouth
• A tooth not able to erupt through the gum
• Baby teeth that didn’t fall out timely

In some cases when a patient requires radiation to head or neck, teeth lying in that area of radiation needs to get extracted like impacted wisdom teeth which cause gum pain and swelling.

After Practices for Tooth Extraction-

Usually, after the tooth is extracted an unusual pain and swelling is experienced. It may be severe and discomforting at the same time. An ice pack placed adjacent to the zone will reduce swelling to a minimum.

After tooth extraction, it’s vital for a blood coagulation to shape to stop the bleeding and start the mending procedure. Bite a gauze-pad for 30-45 minutes quickly after the procedure. After the blood coagulation shapes, it is vital not to bother the area.

Take care of the extracted area, do not ignore it-

After the extraction, abstain from brushing and flossing at the extracted place or nearby at least. Avoid brushing for one or two days. Stay away from mouthwashes, which may aggravate the extraction region. Within  24 hours of extraction, you can gargle your mouth with salt water after supper or before going to bed.

On the off chance that you feel pain, you may utilize pain relievers. For most extractions, you should bite your food far from the extraction site. Try not to drink hot fluids or mixed refreshments for 24 hours. Some dentist suggest fluid eating regimen for 24 hours after extraction.

Is your biting affected by your missing teeth?

The expulsion of a solitary tooth can prompt to issues identified with your biting capacity, issues with your jaw bone, and moving teeth, which can majorly affect your oral health. A tooth extraction leaves a gap in your jawbone. In time, space will heal and fill in with bones.

Thus, this procedure of tooth extraction can take numerous weeks or months, yet following a week or two, you shouldn’t see the hole. However, you can seek counsel from our experts to discuss about tooth substitution alternatives. Basic alternatives for extracted tooth includes Dental Implants, Dentures and Bridges.