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Tooth extraction involves removing a tooth completely from its socket. Tooth extraction is done when tooth damage from decay or infection cannot be treated conservatively. A healthy tooth needs to be extracted in situations where it interferes with the eruption of a new tooth or to correctly realign other teeth.
Tooth extraction can be simple or surgical. Simple tooth extraction is performed when the tooth is visible in the gums. Surgical tooth extraction is done for a tooth that has not broken off the gums yet. Dr. Ronald Ayzin of Laguna Dental Center is experienced doing tooth extraction procedures since 2017. Getting your problematic tooth extracted stops tooth decay or infection from spreading and brings your healthy smile back.
What is a Tooth Extraction?
Tooth extraction (tooth pulling) is the process of completely removing a tooth from the gum socket. Tooth extraction is performed by a dentist, oral surgeon, or periodontist in an outpatient setting. The removal of teeth can be a simple or surgical procedure. Teeth that are visible above the gums and can be extracted in one piece require only simple teeth extraction. More complex situations involving impacted wisdom teeth treatment and severely damaged teeth require surgical teeth extraction.
Preparing for a Dental Tooth Extraction
Your tooth extraction dentist will conduct a comprehensive medical history to find out if you are taking any drugs or have any medical issues that could affect the tooth extraction. Let your dentist know if you will be undergoing therapy with the intravenous medication biphosphonate. The tooth extraction must be done before this procedure to avoid bone death (osteonecrosis). Patients taking blood thinners must have a blood test prior to tooth extraction. The blood test aids the oral surgeon in deciding whether to temporarily cease using the blood thinner or change it to a different type. Medical issues must be stabilized or treated before getting a tooth pulled out. Inform your dentist if you have any of the following conditions.
- Congenital heart defect
- Diabetes
- Thyroid disease
- Renal disease
- Liver disease
- Damaged heart valves
- Adrenal disease
- Compromised immune system
- History of bacterial endocarditis
- Artificial joint
You will need to take antibiotics in the days before the tooth extraction if the tooth removal procedure is anticipated to be lengthy, you have a compromised immune system, or you have a certain medical condition. It is necessary to use a different anesthetic or to reschedule if you have nausea or vomiting the night before the tooth extraction. Another factor that can necessitate delaying tooth extraction is having a cold.
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Preparing for a Dental Tooth Extraction
Dental x-rays are taken prior to the tooth extraction procedure. Dental x-rays display the size, shape, and placement of the tooth to be pulled as well as the surrounding bone.
Schedule An Appointment with Dr. Ronald Ayzin at Laguna Dental Center to see if you need a Tooth Extracted.
Dr. Ronald Ayzin at Laguna Dental Center provides the Tooth Extraction at low cost that our neighbors near can afford.
Call us at (949) 704-6269 to schedule an appointment.
- FREE Tooth Extraction Consultation ($100 Value).
- We Maximize your Insurance so you pay less out of pocket.
- FREE Digital X-rays especially if you need a Tooth Extraction ($150 Value).