Tooth Extraction Health Feed

It depends on the skills of dentist. If he possess proper skills then it can be very much less painful. And anaesthesia also helps.
After the procedure you will be given medications to counteract pain. So I think do not worry.

Use homoeopathic toothpaste heklalava by wheezal.

You may akso massage your gums with turmeric and a little amount of sakt mixed twice a day...

Take vitamin c supplement...


And take homoeopathic medicine kreosote 30 tds for 1 day..


Do this atleast 10 days... and only then evaluate the result... don't exoect changes in one day.

If the teeth is erupted completely its simple to extract, so a dentist is more than enough, and no complication at all.
But should be careful if you are diabetic or any other medical problems.

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There are no side effects after extraction only certain restrictions post extraction. Mild discomfort, pain etc will be there which will subside with the prescribed medication.
Usually third molar erupts in a slightly deviated manner .An oral surgeon is specialized in removal of such teeth .but an experienced dentist also can do the treatment.

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you need to start with the medicines prescribed by doctor. you can do betadine gargles once or twice to reduce the swelling and ulcers. you can ask him to be on soft diet , have juices and shakes.

Hello mam, thanks for your query. Well diabetes has deletrious effects on many organs and oral structure is one of them. It is associated with bone loss and gums problems and the best treatment is to maintain good oral hygiene and keep check on raised sugar level. We'll go for proper professional cleaning twice a year. Eat lots of fuits and drink good amount of fluids daily to maintain proper hydration of your body. These are few steps by which you can maintain your oral hygiene properly. Diet a...more

Yes you may, but do warm saline rinses 6-7 times daily for a week and avoid sharp food like chicken bones, fish etc. For few days.

Hi if the patient has being on antibiotics for 3 to 5 days then there is no reason why the tooth cannot be extracted as we can extract a paining tooth but not an infected tooth that too in some cases .A good antibiotics coverage followed by extraction is the only option which I can see according to your description.

Homeopathy is often associated only with chronic illnesses. Another myth associated with this form of treatment is that it takes ages for the effect of the medication to be visible. However, in the case of a toothache, Homeopathy can be very relevant and can quickly ease the pain. Homeopathic treatment for toothaches addresses the underlying cause of the problem. Some of the common triggers for a toothache are tooth decay, an abscess or gum problems.

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