Precise and gentle removal of teeth that which cannot be preserved through conservative treatment
Precise and gentle tooth extraction, which cannot be preserved throughconservative treatment. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia.
What teeth do we extract:
After extraction: Filling the wound with a hemostatic sponge, sutures if necessary, detailed instructions for postoperative care to minimize swelling and promote rapid healing.
No. Thanks to modern anesthetics, the procedure itself is completely painless. You may feel pressure or movement, but not pain.
It is normal to feel some pain, slight swelling, or experience minor bleeding. We will prescribe painkillers to manage the discomfort during the first 24–48 hours.
Bite down firmly on the gauze pad placed by the dentist for 20–30 minutes.
Do not rinse your mouth or spit vigorously for the first 24 hours to avoid disturbing the blood clot that has formed.
It is recommended that you avoid smoking for at least 48 hours after the extraction, as cigarettes can slow healing and cause complications.
Contact us immediately if you notice any of the following:
Heavy bleeding that does not stop after applying pressure.
Increasing pain after the third day.
High fever, chills, or pus discharge from the site.
Severe swelling that worsens after the second day.
