Tooth Extraction

General tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is decayed, damaged, or causing overcrowding. The dentist numbs the area using local anesthesia for a painless procedure. Simple extractions involve loosening the tooth and removing it without surgery. Extractions may be necessary to prevent infection, alleviate pain, or prepare the mouth for orthodontic treatment. Aftercare includes managing pain, swelling, and preventing infection. The dentist may recommend replacement options such as implants or dentures. Recovery is usually quick, and normal activities can be resumed within a few days. General tooth extraction is a safe and common dental procedure. It helps maintain oral health and prevents complications from damaged or problematic teeth