5 Things To Keep In Mind about Teeth Extraction

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• 5 Things To Keep In Mind about Teeth Extraction
• Dentists and other healthcare professionals
  constantly remind us to brush our teeth at least
  twice a day and floss once daily. Doing this can
  help maintain healthy teeth and gums, as proper
  hygiene makes you less prone to cavities and gum
  disease. That said, an extraction by a dentiste
  Mascouche may be necessary at some point, even
  with proper dental care.
• Cavities are NOT the only reason why a tooth
  extraction may be necessary. For example, a
  misaligned or impacted wisdom tooth may force you
  to visit an emergency dental clinic for an
  extraction.
• So how do you know when its time to make an
  appointment with a dentiste Mascouche to have a
  tooth removed? Here are four reasons
• Severe tooth decay
• It is recommended that you inspect your own teeth
  daily for signs of damage or any unusual
  features. Most forms of decay are caused by the
  enamel wearing out, resulting in holes that can
  be patched up with white fillings to prevent
  further damage. However, for severely damaged
  teeth that cannot be saved, a dentist may
  recommend extraction to prepare for a
  replacement, like a partial denture or a dental
  implant.
• Wisdom teeth
• Wisdom teeth are the last molars to emerge in
  your mouth, usually between the ages 14 and 21.
  Some people never develop issues with them, but
  most people experience pain and discomfort
  because the teeth become impacted. This usually
  happens when the jaw cannot accommodate them.
  Regular visits to a dentiste Mascouche will
  enable early detection, and they can recommend
  extraction as soon as possible to prevent further
  discomfort and problems, like infection, damage
  to your jaw bone, tissue, and adjacent teeth, and
  the development of cysts.
• Simple extractions

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extractions involve making an incision into the
gum. Some cases may require the dentist to
remove some bone around the tooth or cut a tooth
in half to safely remove it. 5. Post-extraction
care The dentiste Mascouche will advise you on
what you can and cannot do after an extraction.
Usually, they will require you to rest and avoid
doing any strenuous physical activity or make
movements that will make you forcibly move or
jerk your head. You may also be advised to avoid
stressing your gums with hard, hot, and sticky
foods. As your mouth heals, you can gradually
shift back to solid and warm food. Smoking should
be avoided for at least 48 hours after
extraction, as cigarette chemicals may prevent
proper blood clotting and healing. You should
also avoid rinsing 24 hours after the procedure.
When its time to rinse, use warm salt water.
Healing should take about two weeks.
Destination Dentaire is an emergency dental
clinic that can perform extractions when
necessary. Well make sure that the procedure is
safe, pain-free, and comfortable for you. Make
an appointment with us to learn more.