Tooth extraction is a common and largely safe dental procedure. However, the popular opinion in society suggests that any dental work for expectant mothers should be solely directed at prevention and essential restorations, while surgical procedures, including tooth removal, should ideally be delayed until delivery. During pregnancy, women experience various changes in their bodies, including …
One of the concerns that many people have when considering wisdom teeth removal is whether or not the procedure will be painful. While it’s natural to have some apprehension about any surgical procedure, including wisdom teeth removal, it is typically performed under local anesthesia or conscious sedation to minimize pain and discomfort, making it virtually …
Wisdom tooth removal is a surgical procedure to extract one or more of the four wisdom teeth (third molars) located at the back corners of your mouth, and usually erupt after the age of 16 years. The fact that the wisdom teeth are the last ones to come out, and that there are no placeholders …
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Losing baby teeth is a major milestone in your child’s life. Even if he or she seems to be losing the teeth too quickly, and all at once, there usually is no need for concern. It is a natural process that prepares your child’s mouth for the growth of permanent teeth, and ensures that there …
During a tooth extraction, complications can sometimes arise where the oral cavity becomes connected to the maxillary sinus due to its close proximity. If a root is accidentally forced into the sinus cavity, it can cause chronic inflammation or other issues such as sinusitis, so it’s important to try to remove the root immediately, either …
Many dental issues can be dealt with during normal dental office hours, but there are times when more immediate treatment is necessary. Emergency tooth extractions can be necessitated by different things, including tooth infection, decay, accidents, and sports-related injuries, among others. Emergency tooth extraction at home means removing a tooth that is causing severe pain …
It’s important to maintain good oral hygiene after a tooth extraction to promote healing and prevent infection. However, there may be some tenderness and sensitivity around the extraction site; but as long as you are gentle and don’t disturb it directly, there is no need to be scared to brush your teeth after extraction. Stitches are commonly …
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Going through a tooth extraction can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if it’s your first time. You may have a lot of questions and worries about what to expect, particularly on the first night after the procedure. It’s completely normal to feel anxious, but the good news is that there are things you can do …
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Natural remedies can play a significant role in promoting healing and reducing discomfort after a tooth extraction. While prescription medication and professional aftercare instructions are essential, natural remedies can also provide a helpful supplement to aid the healing process. These remedies can include natural herbs, essential oils, and homeopathic remedies that can help to kill pain and inflammation, …
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After a tooth extraction, it is important to keep your mouth clean to promote healing and prevent infection. However, this requires special care to avoid dislodging the blood clot and causing complications. Generally, you will have to wait at least 24 hours after the extraction before attempting to clean your mouth, whether it’s brushing or rinsing your …
