Dental extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket due to decay, infection, overcrowding, or trauma. It is a common dental procedure performed to maintain oral health and prevent further complications.
1️⃣ Simple Extraction – Performed on visible teeth using forceps under local anesthesia.
2️⃣ Surgical Extraction – Required for impacted or broken teeth, involving a minor surgical procedure.
3️⃣ Wisdom Tooth Extraction– Removal of third molars that cause pain, infection, or alignment issues.
4️⃣ Orthodontic Extraction – Removal of teeth to correct overcrowding before braces or aligners.
5️⃣ Baby Tooth Extraction – Done when a primary tooth does not fall out naturally and affects permanent teeth.
✔ Removes severely decayed or infected teeth
✔ Prevents spread of infection to other teeth
✔ Reduces pain and swelling caused by impacted teeth
✔ Helps in proper alignment for orthodontic treatments
✔ Prevents damage to surrounding teeth and jawbone
🔹 Step 1: Consultation & X-Ray – The dentist assesses the tooth and its surrounding bone structure.
🔹 Anesthesia Administration – Local or general anesthesia is given for a pain-free experience.
🔹 Step 3: Tooth Loosening & Removal – The tooth is gently loosened and extracted using dental tools.
🔹 Step 4: Stitching (If Required) –In surgical cases, dissolvable stitches may be placed.
🔹 Step 5: Recovery & Aftercare – The dentist provides post-extraction care for smooth healing.
