Tooth Extraction in Woden
Are you looking for intense pain relief from tooth pain? You could require tooth extraction treatment. Are you stuck on what to do next? Garran Dental is ready to help. Contact us now for instant tooth extraction treatment!
Immediate pain-relief
End of tooth trauma, decay and infection
Strengthen your surrounding teeth
Decrease the risk of Oral Disease
Intense oral discomfort is a frustrating and difficult experience. It leads to a sense of panic, trauma and fear because you’re unsure on what to do next. If you’re suffering from oral pain, it’s more likely that you have a severe infection, abscess or periodontal disease. The next step that you must take is to contact Garran Dental immediately. Our helpful dentists are motivated to remove your discomfort and replace it with a long-term solution. It is likely your tooth is severely decayed. We also have a team of experienced dentists in Woden to serve the area.
As soon as you arrive for your emergency appointment, our experienced and helpful oral surgeon will determine the severity of the issue by performing a medical examination on the affected area. This is important to determine whether the tooth needs to be taken out or can be saved.
Tooth extraction would only be a last resort if it’s determined that your tooth is too damaged to save.
Garran Dental are ready for you.
Contact us now and let us help you smile pain-free again!
The Garran Dental Tooth Extraction Procedure
Now for the important bit, the removal of the tooth. The procedure of removal is simple and straightforward. With a set of forceps, the tooth is first grasped, and the tooth is then rocked slowly from side-to-side until it starts to loosen out of its socket. The surgeon will continue to perform this until the tooth is in a position to be softly pulled away. You may experience some initial bleeding, where a gauze pad will be given to stem the blood flow. The gum will be tacked with stitches and removed at your next appointment.
Tooth Extraction Aftercare Tips
Once the anaesthetic wears off, it is more likely you’ll experience some pain within the affected area. If it becomes too severe to handle, follow these tips to reduce the pain quickly.
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Take painkillers prescribed from your dentist. Do not take painkillers which are not prescribed or advised.
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Take adequate rest and avoid any physical activity such as chores or exercise
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Continue to brush and floss twice a day but brush softly in the affected area