Tooth extraction in Malviya Nagar
Sometimes a tooth is too damaged or infected to save. The clinic carries out tooth extractions, with the dentist explaining each step first.
Understanding tooth extraction
A tooth extraction removes a tooth from its socket. It is usually advised when a tooth is badly broken, has severe decay or infection, is loose because of gum disease, or is in the way of other treatment. The area is numbed first, and your dentist will explain how to care for it afterwards and what options exist for replacing the tooth.
Signs it may be for you
A tooth that is badly broken or decayed
Infection that cannot be treated by saving the tooth
A loose tooth from advanced gum disease
A tooth that needs to come out as part of other treatment
Your visit, step by step
An examination, and an X-ray if the dentist needs a better look
A clear explanation of why extraction is advised and what the alternatives are
The area is numbed before the tooth is removed
Aftercare advice, and a conversation about replacing the tooth if you want to
Follow the aftercare advice closely, especially in the first day or two. Contact the clinic if you have heavy bleeding, increasing pain or swelling.
Treatment depends on the individual. Your dentist will examine you and explain whether this suits you. In a medical emergency, go to the nearest hospital.
Common questions
Does tooth extraction hurt?
The area is numbed, so you should feel pressure but not pain. Some soreness afterwards is normal.
Can the tooth be replaced?
Yes. Options include implants, bridges and dentures. The dentist can explain them.
What should I do afterwards?
Follow the aftercare advice you are given. Avoid disturbing the area and call the clinic if something worries you.
Other treatments
Bharti Dental Care Clinic
Open every day, 9 am to 10 pm, as listed on Google.
088266 55232 · Directions and map
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