Minor Surgery - Tooth Extraction (Impacted or Misaligned)
Minor Surgery - Tooth Extraction (Impacted or Misaligned)
Tooth extraction is a common concern for all patients. However, at SAINT PAUL Dental Center, with modern equipment and advanced materials, patients no longer have to worry about pain during the procedure.
Before Minor Surgery
- Patients receive a detailed consultation about the cause of swelling and pain, along with possible treatment options.
- A prescription is provided, with instructions on how to take the medication one day before the surgery.
- X-rays are taken before the procedure.
During Minor Surgery:
- The patient is given local anesthesia to ensure a painless procedure.
- The dentist carefully performs the extraction or surgical intervention using advanced techniques.
- Sterile instruments and modern equipment are used to minimize discomfort and reduce the risk of infection.
- The procedure is carried out gently and precisely to ensure the best outcome for the patient.
After Minor Surgery:
- Provide detailed instructions on post-surgery care and precautions.
- Schedule a follow-up appointment to monitor and care for the wound.
- Minimal swelling and pain, allowing patients to resume normal activities quickly.
Wisdom teeth that are impacted or misaligned will be gently extracted through minor surgery. Additionally, for severely infected teeth or cases with cysts around the tooth root, apicoectomy (root-end surgery) can be performed to preserve the natural tooth, avoiding the need for extraction as in the past.
For patients with bone defects due to long-term tooth loss, SAINT PAUL Dental Center offers bone grafting and dental restoration procedures to restore both functionality and aesthetics.
In cases of jawbone protrusion or remaining bone tumors after extractions, which cause pain and aesthetic concerns when wearing dentures, SAINT PAUL Dental Center provides surgical correction to improve comfort and appearance.