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Tooth Extraction treatments abroad
There are various reasons why tooth extraction may be needed. The most frequent dental problems that result in tooth extraction include tooth decay, damage, tooth infection, gum disease, and an overcrowded mouth. Often, Tooth Extraction is used as a last resort when other treatments such as fillings, inlays and overlays, implants, and crowns have failed to solve the problem. Teeth are also sometimes extracted to prepare for orthodontic treatments, like the application of braces. For easily accessible teeth, or if only one is being extracted, tooth extraction is generally carried out under local anesthetic.
If there are more than one, or if it is not accessible, stronger anesthetic may be used or the treatment will be given under surgery conditions. Extraction of the tooth is performed by cutting away at surrounding gum and tissue before delicately rocking the tooth back and forth with dental forceps. Once loosened, the tooth is pulled away from the gum. Once the tooth extraction is complete, blood clots generally form to protect the underlying nerve tissues. Tooth extraction side-effects are common but rarely serious, with swelling, bleeding, and bruising the most prevalent.
Dry socket is one of the most painful complications, as the blood clot loosens and reveals exposed bone - the chances of dry socket are increased by smoking in the recovery period after tooth extraction.
Where can I find tooth extraction abroad?
Tooth Extraction in Hungary Many patients from the UK and the rest of Europe travel to Hungary for a tooth extraction procedure. Hungary has a reputation for quality dentistry at prices far lower than those in the rest of Europe. Budapest, the capital city often referred to as the Paris of the east, has a number of dental clinics, whilst there are also clinics in towns such as Heviz, Pecs and Buk. Tooth Extraction in Thailand Thailand is well-known for being a popular tourist destination, but it is also homelity tooth extraction procedures. With clinics in cities such as Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai, patients from around the world visit Thailand in order to combine a vacation with affordable dental treatment. Tooth Extraction in Poland Poland is also popular with patients from across Europe seeking dental treatment. There are quality dental clinics located across the country, in cities such as Krakow, Warsaw and Szczecin.,
A tooth extraction is usually done with an injection of local anesthetic. This numbs the area around the tooth, so that the tooth can be pulled out. Nowadays, dentists will only remove a tooth as a last resort, if it severely decayed and cannot be saved with root canal, if it is causing overcrowding in the mouth, or if it has been damaged due to injury.
Recommended for Severely decayed or infected tooth Overcrowding To fit a prosthesis such as dentures Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Some patients allow a few days before travel in case of pain or difficulty speaking. This may be recommended for patients having several teeth removed. Teeth may need to be extracted because of infection, a crowded mouth, or gum disease.
Before the procedure, the area around the tooth is numbed with local anesthetic.,
In most cases, the dentist will simply remove the tooth with forceps once the anesthetic have been administered. In cases where the tooth is impacted, it may be necessary to cut into the gum to expose enough of the tooth to remove it.
\Anesthesia Local anesthetic. Procedure duration The Tooth Extraction takes 30 to 90 minutes. A simple tooth extraction can take 30 minutes, but more complicated extractions (surgical extractions) may take longer. A simple tooth extraction is usually performed using forceps.,
Post procedure care
After the procedure, the dentist may prescribe antibiotics and patients should rest. If the extraction site bleeds, it is advised to bite down on clean cotton. It is good to allow a blood clot to form over the extraction site, as it will aid healing. Patients should avoid smoking and eating very hot or cold foods, as well as avoiding eating on the side of the mouth where the tooth was extracted, as food may get into the wound and cause bleeding or infection.
Ask the dentist about suitable painkillers as some medications such as aspirin, can thin the blood and cause bleeding. If the blood clot becomes loose and exposes the bone underneath it, it can cause a painful condition called dry socket. Should this occur, a dentist will place an anesthetic cover on the area until it properly heals. Possible discomfort There is some minor discomfort associated with tooth extraction, although this should pass quickly. Soreness in the area should pass within a day or 2.,
During the procedure, the dentist will use a local anaesthetic to numb the area. There will be some soreness and tenderness in the area after the tooth is extracted. There may be some minor pain up to one week afterward that should be easily controlled with an over-the-counter pain reliever.
You should rest for about 12 to 24 hours after the procedure to allow the area to heal. For the first night following the extraction you should sleep with your head elevated. It is also recommended you avoid heavy lifting for 2-3 days. There will be some bleeding for the first day or 2 and the dentist should give you some gauze to take home with you. They will show you how to change the dressing and tell you how often to change it, usually every 30 minutes. It is important that a proper blood clot forms in the area to allow it to heal. Once it forms it is important not to dislodge it. Your dentist will also tell you how to prevent dry socket, a potential complication from tooth extraction that can cause irritation. Avoid sucking on straws, spitting, blowing your nose, smoking, or rinsing for at least 24 hours after surgery.
There may be some swelling near where the tooth is pulled, but after this goes down there should be no visible difference.
Extracting the tooth is a last resort for dentists. Natural teeth are better than even the most advanced dental implants and the dentist will do everything they can to save the tooth. However, a tooth extraction is necessary if there is advanced disease and decay that a periodontist cannot treat or if there is significant damage that cannot be repaired. Wisdom teeth that emerge impacted must also be removed
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