Emergency Wisdom Tooth Removal |Tooth Extraction Clinic in Mississauga
When your tooth is beyond repair, the only solution to get rid of damaged or infected tooth is tooth extraction. Being a one-stop solution for your entire dental needs, afflux dentistry offers comprehensive dental services to save the damaged tooth. The dental extractions is conducted only in the most extreme of cases where other methods of protecting your tooth are not working.
Sometimes, the infection to the tooth is so severe that the removal of the damaged tooth is the only solution for your oral health. A dental extraction is also recommended in preparation for dentures, braces or implant-supported dentures. Some common conditions in which tooth extraction is necessary are:
Our qualified dentists in Mississauga, Ontario, will review the extent of your damaged tooth by scanning it. After the x-ray, we will schedule your appointment at a convenient time. To make you feel relaxed, the dentist will give you deeper sedation. Further, using modern techniques, instruments and technology, the entire process of tooth extraction will be performed.
The whole process will take less than an hour, and you will need the medication recommended by your dentist. We offer a variety of restorative treatment, such as dental implant and more.
A dentist usually asks you to rest for 48-72 hours after a dental extraction so that the treatment area can clot. After that, the patient should be able to resume normal activities. Soft tissue normally heals in 3-4 weeks.
A dental extraction, whether surgical or non-surgical, should not be painful. There should be no discomfort. However, you may feel a slight pinch during the extraction. One must be sedated to feel absolutely nothing.
The maximum number of teeth that can be removed in one dental extraction session without risk is not clearly defined. The answer varies based on your oral health situation and your dentist’s suggestions
Paracetamol, Naproxen and ibuprofen are popular pain relievers for tooth extractions. You should start taking painkillers as soon as you feel the local anaesthetic wearing off.
The healing process is essentially complete after three to four weeks. You may still feel some sensitivity at the location of your dental extraction, but this should not cause any severe pain or bleeding
