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Tooth Extraction
Tooth extraction has never been easy for anyone, however, if there is no better option to save your overall dental health, the extraction may be one of the best solutions for you.
Tooth Extraction
Tooth extraction has never been easy for anyone, however, if there is no better option to save your overall dental health, the extraction may be one of the best solutions for you.
Reasons to Have Your Tooth Extracted
- You are in pain and the bacteria has already eaten up most of your tooth structure or there are some vertical cracks into the roots.
- Your tooth is loose due to receding gums and bones.
- You may experience pain while chewing or biting.
- Wisdom teeth pain.
The Process
A tooth extraction can be categorized into 2 types, surgical and non-surgical extractions. You may need to get a full mouth X-ray done before the operation so that your dentist can see how close your tooth is towards the nerve. No worries, we will check and guide you through step by step of what needs to be done.
Post-Operation
After the operation, you may require someone to pick you up. Our staff will guide you through the post-operative care. You may need a few days to recover, depending on how complicated your operation is.
Our Guidance For Long Lasting Results
To make sure that you don’t loss more of your teeth, it is very important to have your regular dental check-up and clean every 6 months so that your dentist can check and prevent any potential problems that may occur. Book yourself in for your regular dental check-up and clean with us.