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Wisdom Tooth Extraction

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Tooth extraction is recommended when a tooth is severely damaged, decayed, or infected and cannot be saved through other treatments. In some cases, teeth may also need to be removed due to overcrowding or impacted wisdom teeth.

The procedure is performed carefully to ensure patient comfort and safety. Before the extraction, the area around the tooth is numbed to reduce discomfort during the treatment.

After the tooth is removed, the dentist provides instructions to help the area heal properly. Removing a problematic tooth can prevent the spread of infection and protect the surrounding teeth. With proper aftercare, the healing process is usually smooth and comfortable for most patients.

Steps for a Safe Tooth Extraction

01 Step
Dental consultation

Our dentist evaluates the tooth and surrounding area to determine the best extraction method.

02 Step
Denture fabrication

Local anesthesia or sedation is applied, and the tooth is carefully removed.

03 Step
Denture fitting

You receive instructions on care, pain management, and healing to ensure a smooth recovery.

FAQs

Frequently Asked
Questions

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Why is a tooth extracted? -
Teeth may be extracted due to severe decay, infection, crowding, or impacted wisdom teeth.
Is extraction painful? +
Local anesthesia ensures the procedure is painless, though mild discomfort may occur afterward.
How long does it take to heal? +
Healing usually takes 1–2 weeks, depending on the tooth and procedure.
Can I eat normally after extraction? +
Soft foods are recommended initially; normal eating resumes after healing.
Can missing teeth be replaced? +
Yes, missing teeth can be replaced with dentures, bridges, or dental implants.