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painless tooth extraction in kakinada,
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Painless Tooth Extraction

Tooth Extraction at Sridevi Dental Clinic kakinada

All Types of Tooth Extraction:

Sridevi Dental Clinic,Kakinada,offer wisdom teeth and all other tooth extractions.


 Most of the patients sometimes assume that if they have pain in the tooth, visiting a dental doctor or a dental clinic can mean extraction of the affected tooth. But Our goal is to save your original teeth. But we always try to let you keep as many of your natural teeth as you can and if we are able to save your affected tooth we will do everything to save that tooth. However, when there is no other option to save the tooth, extraction is the only way to avoid infection of the bone. 

At Sridevi Dental Clinic,Kakinada we offer multiple types of tooth extractions


  • Simple tooth extractions
  • Surgical tooth extractions
  • Complicated tooth extractions
  • Impacted tooth extractions
  • Broken tooth extractions
  • Decayed (in-restorable) tooth extractions
  • Wisdom tooth extractions


Reasons for extractions

Decayed tooth (Cavities)

Periodontal (gum) disease

Periodontal (gum) disease

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Periodontal (gum) disease

Periodontal (gum) disease

Periodontal (gum) disease

An example of hopeless periodontal bone loss. There is significant loss of bone (red arrows), compared to a healthy level of bone (green line). Due to the loss of bony support, most of these teeth cannot be saved.

for orthodontics

Periodontal (gum) disease

Serial extraction

There is insufficient space in this lower jaw to fit all of the teeth. In this case, the patient’s orthodontist recommended extractions to allow sufficient space for the teeth to be aligned.

Serial extraction

Serial extraction

Serial extraction

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Broken tooth

Serial extraction

Wisdom tooth

 If a tooth has been traumatized in an accident, it can sometimes no longer be saved.  Similarly, biting on hard foods or on a weak filling may cause a tooth to fracture in a way that your dentist cannot restore.

Wisdom tooth

Serial extraction

Wisdom tooth

 Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth to appear in your mouth. Wisdom teeth are easier to remove when the patient is younger, since their roots are not completely formed, the surrounding bone is softer, and there is less chance of damaging nearby nerves or other structures. Removal of wisdom teeth at a later age becomes more complicated as the roots have fully developed, and the jaw bone is denser.   

What to Tell Your Dentist Before Extraction

 Although having a tooth Extraction is usually very safe, the procedure can allow harmful bacteria into the bloodstream. Gum tissue is also at risk of infection. If you have a condition that puts you at high risk for developing a severe infection, you may need to take antibiotics before and after the tooth extraction. Before having a Extraction, let your dental doctor know your complete medical history, the medications and supplements you take, and if you have one of the following(examples)

  • Damaged or man-made heart valves
  • Congenital heart defect
  • Impaired immune system
  • Liver disease
  • History of bacterial endocarditis
  • using blood thinners(aspirin related drugs)
  • diabetic and hyper tention
  • Pregnency

 

POSTOPERATIVE CARE

POSTOPERATIVE CARE:

  • Bite firmly on the cotton wool pack provided for 30 minutes·
  • If bleeding reoccurs later, use a spare cotton pack or roll up a handkerchief and bite hard in the area of the extraction. Sit down quietly and wait for bleeding to stop·
  • Avoid alcohol, smoking and physical exercise for 24 hours as this may increase the chances of infection or more bleeding·
  • Avoid rinsing the area for 24 hours as this may lead to loss of the blood clot from the tooth socket  and increases the risk of infection·
  • 24 hours after the extraction, rinse your mouth with warm salt water up to four times a day, for a week. This again will reduce the chances of infection·
  • If you require painkillers e.g. ibuprofen, paracetamol, you may find if you take them before the anesthetic wears off, the symptoms will be less severe·
  • For some procedures it can be normal to have some degree of swelling and bruising after the extraction. Anti-inflammatory drugs can reduce these symproms.
  • Following extraction the tooth socket will heal and change shape until it becomes smooth over a period of 3-6 months · If symptoms persist for several days after extraction, please contact the sridevi dental clinic emergency number

 

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