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Types of Tooth Extractions_ Simple vs. Surgical

Simple extractions are performed on teeth that are fully visible and easy to access.<br>Typically done using forceps under local anaesthetic.<br>Types of tooth extraction include simple extractions which are ideal for teeth not impacted or broken.<br>Recovery is usually quick with minimal discomfort.<br>

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Types of Tooth Extractions_ Simple vs. Surgical

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  1. Types of Tooth Extractions: Simple vs. Surgical Understanding the Differences and When Each is Needed

  2. Simple Tooth Extractions • Simple extractions are performed on teeth that are fully visible and easy to access. • Typically done using forceps under local anaesthetic. • Types of tooth extraction include simple extractions which are ideal for teeth not impacted or broken. • Recovery is usually quick with minimal discomfort.

  3. Surgical Tooth Extractions • Surgical extractions are needed when teeth are partially or fully impacted, or broken below the gum line. • Involves making an incision in the gum and may require bone removal. • Common for wisdom teeth or complicated root structures. • May be done under local anaesthetic with or without sedation.

  4. Aftercare and Healing • Some swelling, discomfort, or minor bleeding is normal. • Use cold packs and prescribed medication to manage pain. • Avoid hard foods, smoking, and rinsing vigorously for the first 24 hours. • Maintain oral hygiene carefully and follow all dentist instructions.

  5. When to See a Specialist • Your dentist will recommend the appropriate extraction method after an assessment. • Complicated cases may require referral to an oral surgeon. • If you’re looking for expert advice and compassionate care, a skilled dentist near Spring Branch East, Houston, 77055 can provide tailored treatment for your needs.

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