Extractions Health Feed

Removal of teeth is gradually not the first option for a lot of dental issues. However, a large number of dental infections and other causes end in extraction. The front teeth, because of their visibility, are more likely to be replaced. The back teeth often go un-replaced, though they play a higher role in terms of food digestion and function. In many patients, reasons for impaired bite and crooked tooth are traced back to failure to replace a removed tooth.

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Hey there, the wound healing takes time atleast 15 days and proper socket healing and bone healing takes a month around or even more. Kindly keep the area clean and do regular warm saline rinses. Brush twice daily and use a mouthwash twice daily. Place turmeric powder paste made in desi ghee over the area for fast recovery and prevent infection and inflammation.
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A healthy set of teeth is essential for good living. However, teeth problems are widespread and you are susceptible to it at any age, at any time. Though there are medications available for tooth problems, sometimes extraction of the tooth remains the only plausible solution.

You may have to undergo tooth extraction for multiple reasons. Some of them are:

Unaligned teeth: In case you are suffering from unaligned teeth, chances are that you may suffer from what in technical ter...more

its a common requirement of orthodontic treatment if you have forwardly placed teeth. don't worry. final result will be worth the pain

Pregnancy brings with it a whole lot of body system changes and oral health is no exception. Some simple careful planning, however, can help avoid a lot of oral health complications associated with pregnancy. The hormonal changes during pregnancy have a direct effect on the oral health - higher incidence of decay, pregnancy gingivitis, and pregnancy tumors. Additionally, morning sickness affects the regular oral care, leading to more plaque and decay.

Before pregnancy: If you are planni...more

Consult your doctor again you may require a course of antibiotics if you have some recent x-rays of the area send picture online.

What did the dentist do with you? If the RCT treated teeth were paining. He should have not extracted tooth. just did a re RCT in the same tooth. And refilled it. Can you show an x-ray to judge the situation better.

Advise full mouth opening, ballooning exercise & side to side movement of the jaw. Wrap 25 to 30 ice-cream sticks, make a bundle, put it between upper & lower front teeth for 15 minutes thrice a day increase 1 sticks each day.

If you keep on changing the cotton blood will keep on coming and it get soaked in blood. Brushing can be done after 24 hours. Bleeding usually stops in 1 hour if you follow the instructions properly.

No .. please don't do that .. there are chances of relapse .. and spoiling your smile completely ..please don't do that