Types of Extractions We Perform
• Simple Extraction: Visible, fully-erupted tooth removed with minimal force
• Surgical Extraction: For impacted, broken, or half-erupted teeth (e.g. wisdom teeth)
• Wisdom Tooth Removal: Third molar removal with flap surgery if necessary
• Multiple Extractions: For full-mouth rehab or orthodontic prep
When Does a Tooth Need to Be Removed?
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Severe Decay
Tooth damaged beyond repair or root canal |
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Fracture
Tooth broken during accident or injury |
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Impacted Wisdom Tooth
Pain, swelling, or misaligned growth |
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Orthodontic Need
For space correction in crowded teeth |
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Infection or Abscess
Spreading pain and swelling |
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Mobile Tooth
Loosened due to gum disease or trauma |
How We Ensure a Pain-Free Experience.
- Local anesthesia or gel numbing for complete comfort
- Gentle tissue handling to avoid trauma
- Single-use sterilized instruments
- Antibiotics and painkillers prescribed post-op
- Patient monitoring throughout the procedure
Aftercare & Recovery Tips
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Ice Pack
Apply for 15 min intervals to reduce swelling
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Avoid Rinsing
No mouthwash or spitting for 24 hrs
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Eat Soft Foods
Khichdi, yogurt, smoothies for 2–3 days
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No Smoking/Straws
Avoid suction to prevent dry socket
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Take Meds
Painkillers & antibiotics as directed
FAQs
Not at all. We use anesthesia and modern techniques to make it painless.
Most patients feel normal in 2–3 days. Wisdom teeth may take 5–7 days.
For simple extractions — yes. For surgical cases, rest for 1–2 days is ideal.