Tooth extraction

Tooth extraction at Gallant Clinic is an important dental procedure that may be necessary to maintain overall oral health. Our experienced dentists and oral surgeons provide safe and comfortable tooth removal using modern methods and technologies.

Advantages of tooth extraction at Gallant Clinic:

Safety: Use of modern anesthesia methods and surgical techniques ensures painless and safe tooth extraction.

Comfort: Our doctors create comfortable conditions for patients, reducing anxiety and stress levels.

Prevention of complications: Timely tooth removal prevents the development of infections, abscesses, and other complications.

Fast recovery: Thanks to a professional approach, our patients quickly return to their normal lifestyle after the procedure.

Indications for tooth extraction:

• Severe tooth damage due to tooth decay or trauma
• Presence of infection that cannot be treated otherwise
• Tooth fractures that are not restorable
• Preparation for orthodontic treatment
• Removal of retained teeth (e.g., wisdom teeth)

The tooth extraction procedure includes the following steps:

Dentist consultation
The first step involves a detailed examination of the oral cavity, assessment of the tooth condition, and taking X-rays to determine the optimal treatment plan.

Anesthesia
To ensure painless tooth removal, local anesthesia or, if necessary, general anesthesia is used. The doctor discusses all aspects of the procedure with the patient and selects the best anesthesia method.

Tooth extraction
The doctor carefully removes the tooth using special instruments and techniques to minimize trauma to surrounding tissues. If necessary, an incision is made, and the tooth is removed in parts.

Postoperative care
After tooth removal, the doctor applies a sterile dressing and provides recommendations for oral care. Painkillers and anti-inflammatory medications may be prescribed.

Follow-up visits
The doctor conducts follow-up examinations to monitor the healing process and timely identify possible complications. The patient receives recommendations for further care and prevention.

Prevention of postoperative complications:

• Proper oral hygiene: Regular tooth brushing twice a day and use of antiseptic mouth rinses.
• Avoid trauma: During the first days after extraction, avoid hard food, smoking, and vigorous mouth rinsing.
• Regular dental visits: Preventive check-ups every 6 months for timely detection and treatment of problems.