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Why do we need to extract a tooth?
Caries is found on a tooth where we cannot or do not need to repair it.
For the needs of orthodontic treatment.
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Procedure
1. Apply local anaesthesia to let the teeth and oral tissues to get numb.
2. Use dental tools to take the tooth out.
3. Tightly bite on a piece of gauze or cotton roll to help stop bleeding.
 
Points to note after extraction
For the next 24 hours, you should:
Not rinse your mouth vigorously
Not disturb the wound with your tongue or fingers
Not use alcoholic beverages
Not do heavy exercise
Not smoke
Take pain control medication as recommended
 
Discomfort after extraction
Generally speaking, the wound will gradually heal in 3 to 4 days after the extraction. If discomfort persists even after 4 or 5 days, you should ask your parents to bring you to the dentist for a detailed check-up.

 

 

 
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