Process of Tooth Extraction

• To prevent infections, the area around the tooth to be extracted is thoroughly cleaned (tartar removal is needed on the surrounding teeth, since tartar is a bacterial colony)
• Analgesia, we use the most advanced analgesics (painkillers)
• With fast, precise movements, the tooth is painlessly removed
• Then a blood clot is formed at the place of the extracted tooth which seals the wound
  (Do not suck or pick it with tongue)
• Control examination and planning of prosthesis after a week

After tooth extraction

After tooth extraction, for proper healing, we recommend that you pay attention to a few important things:

• Do not eat as long as your anesthetic is in effect, because the tongue and mouth can be damaged since you don’t feel it when we bite it.
• For one or two days, do not use the side of the extraction to chew, use the other side, preferably choose softer meals.
• If an upper tooth has been extracted, only gently blow your nose for a few days.
• Do not rinse or spit for a few days.
• Do not pick the wound with tongue, do not suck the wound
• Do not consume dairy products, alcohol, high-sugar foods or drinks for a couple of days.
• Do not smoke for a few days!
• Painkillers can be used if needed.
• Avoid heavy physical exertion, sports for a day or two.

If you feel increasing pain or anomaly, you should definitely visit us for control examination!