Welcome to our Teeth Extraction services, where we prioritize your comfort and oral health during dental procedures. Our experienced team of dental professionals is dedicated to providing safe and efficient teeth extraction services when necessary.
Our team prioritizes your comfort, and extractions are performed under local anesthesia to minimize pain. You may experience some pressure, but discomfort is generally well-controlled.
Recovery time varies based on the complexity of the extraction. Most patients can resume normal activities within a day or two, with complete healing typically within a few weeks.
Depending on the situation, alternatives may include restorative treatments like fillings or crowns. Our team will thoroughly discuss options and recommend the most suitable approach for your specific case.
While you may need to modify your diet temporarily, you can usually resume normal eating and drinking within a few days. Our team provides post-extraction care instructions to guide you through the recovery process.
Not all wisdom teeth require removal, but impacted or problematic wisdom teeth may lead to complications. Our team evaluates the specific circumstances and recommends removal if necessary for your oral health.
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