Oral Surgery

Tooth Extractions & Impactions

Experience safe and comfortable tooth extractions and impaction treatments that relieve pain, prevent complications, and protect oral health.

Ideal for: Severely decayed, infected, or impacted teeth

Comfort: Painless procedure with local anesthesia or sedation

Sessions: Usually completed in a single visit

Aftercare: Follow prescribed care for smooth healing

Definition

Tooth Extractions involve the removal of a tooth that is damaged, infected, or causing crowding. Impaction treatment refers to removing teeth (commonly wisdom teeth) that fail to erupt properly and cause pain or infections. Both procedures are done under anesthesia for comfort and safety.

Before & After Results

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When is it Needed?

Severe tooth decay or infection beyond repair
Wisdom teeth pain, swelling, or partial eruption
Overcrowded teeth requiring orthodontic treatment
Broken or fractured teeth not suitable for restoration
Recurrent gum infections caused by impacted teeth

Treatment Process (Simple Steps)

Examination: X-rays taken to plan safe extraction
Anesthesia: Local anesthesia or sedation given for comfort
Tooth Removal: Tooth gently extracted using surgical tools
Stitches (if required): Applied in case of surgical extraction
Recovery: Gauze placed, and aftercare instructions provided

Typical Duration: 20–60 minutes depending on complexity.

Benefits

Relieves severe tooth pain and infection
Prevents complications from impacted wisdom teeth
Creates space for orthodontic alignment
Protects surrounding teeth and gums
Quick recovery with proper care

Possible Side Effects

Temporary swelling or discomfort after procedure
Minor bleeding for a few hours post-extraction
Rare: dry socket if aftercare instructions are not followed
Slight difficulty in chewing for a few days

Before & After Care

Before: Inform dentist about medications and health history
After: Bite gently on gauze to control bleeding
Avoid smoking, spitting, or using a straw for 24 hours
Eat soft foods and avoid hot or hard foods initially
Maintain oral hygiene but avoid brushing extraction site for 24 hours

Frequently Asked Questions

Is tooth extraction painful? No, it is performed under anesthesia and is virtually painless.

How long does recovery take? Most patients recover in 3–7 days, depending on the complexity.

Will I be able to eat after extraction? Yes, but soft foods are recommended for the first few days.

What are impacted teeth? These are teeth (often wisdom teeth) that do not erupt fully and remain trapped in the gums or bone.

Do all wisdom teeth need removal? No, only impacted, painful, or infected wisdom teeth need extraction.