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Tooth Extraction

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Procedure preparations

  • In a tooth extraction, a tooth is removed completely from its socket. Dental extraction is done when the tooth is severely damaged and other treatments didn’t work, such as severe tooth decay, a fractured tooth, crowded teeth, damage in the tissue and ligaments surrounding the tooth, and severe gum disease.
  • The tooth extraction procedure is done under local anesthesia, and in some cases, the dentist might need to make incisions inside the gum in the place of the extracted tooth, or they might need to make a dental bone graft.

Procedure preparations

  • Examining the teeth’s health in general.
  • You must stop smoking for a while before the surgery.
  • You must stop taking bloodthinners (anti-coagulants), ibuprofen, and any other drugs or herbs that the doctor mentions two weeks before the surgery.

Procedure complications

  • Infections.
  • Nerve damage.
  • Dry socket.
  • Perforations of maxillary sinus.
  • Delayed healing.

Procedure instructions

  • Side effects, such as bleeding, swelling, and pain for a few days, are normal.
  • You must practice good mouth and teeth hygiene.
  • You must stick to the medications prescribed by the doctor and the review visits.
  • Immediately contact your doctor if any problem or weird symptom emerges.
  • You must avoid hard food for a few days after the procedure.
  • You can return to your normal daily activities within 2-3 days after the procedure.
  • You must avoid strenuous physical activity and heavy lifting for at least two days after the procedure.
  • The jawbone could take a few weeks to completely recover.
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Frequently asked questions about Tooth Extraction

What is Tooth Extraction?

Tooth Extraction in Syria: " In a tooth extraction, a tooth is removed completely from its socket. Dental extraction is done when the tooth is severely damaged and other treatments didn’t work, such as severe tooth decay, a fractured tooth, crowded teeth, damage in the tissue and ligaments surrounding the tooth, and severe gum disease. The tooth extraction procedure is done under local anesthesia, and in some cases, the dentist might need to...

How do I prepare for Tooth Extraction?

" Examining the teeth’s health in general. You must stop smoking for a while before the surgery. You must stop taking bloodthinners (anti-coagulants), ibuprofen, and any other drugs or herbs that the doctor mentions two weeks before the surgery. "

What are the aftercare instructions for Tooth Extraction?

" Side effects, such as bleeding, swelling, and pain for a few days, are normal. You must practice good mouth and teeth hygiene. You must stick to the medications prescribed by the doctor and the review visits. Immediately contact your doctor if any problem or weird symptom emerges. You must avoid hard food for a few days after the procedure. You can return to your normal daily activities within 2-3 days after the...

Which specialty is Tooth Extraction related to?

Tooth Extraction is related to: Dental and Dental Surgery and Implantology.

Where can I get Tooth Extraction in Syria?

You can get Tooth Extraction at clinics and hospitals in Syria. To find specialists in Dental, see suggested doctors on this page or Click here

What are the possible complications of Tooth Extraction?

" Infections. Nerve damage. Dry socket. Perforations of maxillary sinus. Delayed healing. "

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