Extraction

Extractions are performed under local anesthesia to minimize discomfort, and the procedure can be simple or surgical, depending on the tooth's position and condition. Post-extraction care is essential for proper healing, and your dentist or oral surgeon will provide specific instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.

Pain relief, prevents spread of infection, improves oral health, creates space for orthodontic treatments, protects surrounding teeth, promotes overall health.

Side effects of tooth extraction include pain, swelling, minor bleeding, risk of infection, and occasionally dry socket. Temporary numbness or tingling may occur, especially with wisdom teeth removals.