Tooth Extraction (Surgical) – Painless and Safe Procedure

Safe surgical solution for damaged or non-restorable teeth.

Surgical tooth extraction is performed when a tooth cannot be removed by conventional methods. It is ideal for impacted, broken, or severely infected teeth. Performed under local anesthesia, the procedure prioritizes patient comfort while maintaining long-term oral health.

Indications for Surgical Tooth Extraction

• Severely decayed or damaged teeth

• Impacted or horizontally positioned teeth

• Tooth infection or abscess

• Pre-orthodontic treatment space management

• Broken or traumatized teeth

Treatment Process and Duration

1. Examination & X-ray Analysis (30-45 min):

   • Detailed evaluation of the tooth and surrounding structures

   • Panoramic or 3D imaging if needed

2. Anesthesia & Preparation (10-15 min):

   • Local anesthesia ensures a painless procedure

   • Access to the tooth area prepared

3. Surgical Extraction (20-60 min):

   • Impacted or broken tooth carefully removed

   • Tooth may be sectioned if necessary

4. Suturing and Recovery (15-30 min):

   • Sutures applied if needed

   • Swelling and bleeding controlled

   • Cold compress and gauze tampon recommended

5. Follow-up (7-10 days):

   • Sutures removed or checked if resorbable

   • Pain and infection monitored

   • Instructions for diet and oral hygiene

Advantages of Surgical Tooth Extraction

• Reduces pain and infection risk

• Protects adjacent teeth

• Ensures long-term oral health

• Preserves jaw and dental structure

• Quick solution for impacted or problematic teeth

Care and Recommendations

• Avoid hot or hard foods for 24 hours

• Apply cold compress for first 48 hours to control swelling

• Maintain oral hygiene using a soft toothbrush

• Apply sterile gauze if bleeding occurs

• Take prescribed pain medication as directed

• Attend follow-up appointments