Extractions

Extractions

What to expect

A tooth extraction is a surgical treatment carried out when a tooth can't be preserved by other means, such as in cases of extensive damage, advanced infection, or a tooth that's no longer functional. The treatment is carried out in a controlled way, with care taken to protect neighboring tissue and prepare for further restoration as needed. The goal is to remove the source of the problem precisely and safely, with correct planning for what comes next.

Who is the treatment suitable for?

The treatment suits patients with badly damaged teeth that can't be restored, advanced infections, or cases where space needs to be cleared as part of an overall treatment plan. Suitability is determined after professional diagnosis and evaluation of all options, with a preference for preserving the tooth whenever possible.

What the treatment process looks like

Treatment begins with an examination and diagnosis of the tooth and its supporting surroundings, sometimes including imaging. Based on the findings, a precise treatment plan is built. The extraction is performed under local anesthesia, and in certain cases with a surgical approach depending on complexity. After the tooth is removed, instructions are given for further treatment and recovery, and future restoration is sometimes planned.

Benefits of the treatment

Removing the source of pain or infection
Preventing an existing condition from worsening
Preparation for future restoration where needed
Controlled, safe treatment
Symptom relief

FAQs

When the tooth can't be restored or when there's significant damage or infection.

The treatment is done under local anesthesia and usually isn't accompanied by pain during the procedure.

There may be mild pain or swelling in the first few days, which gradually passes.

Recovery time varies depending on the complexity of the extraction.

In most cases yes, but the type of restoration is determined according to the condition and overall plan.

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