Tooth Extraction Treatment in Aberdeen
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Tooth Extraction Treatment in Aberdeen
At Old Town Dental Care, we try our best to preserve your natural teeth, but when decay or advanced periodontal disease makes teeth unpreservable then extractions become a necessary surgical procedure.
Our commitment to your oral health ensures a thoughtful treatment process for every extraction procedure. Our dentists prioritise your comfort and well-being throughout the treatment process.
Tooth Extraction Transformations
See the amasing and smooth tooth extraction transformations at Old Town Dental Care, Aberdeen. Check out the captivating before-and-after pictures of our patient’s tooth extraction treatments. You can also see their satisfaction which is clear from their reviews. Their reviews attest to the excellence and quality of our services. So, begin your transformative experience with us.
Types of Tooth Extraction
Old Town Dental Care in Aberdeen offers expert tooth extraction services with a focus on patient comfort. Our skilled dentists perform two types of extractions:
- Simple Extraction: It is done using local anesthetic to ensure only pressure is felt.
- Surgical Removal: In this intravenous and local anesthetics are administered.
- Preventing further erosion or abrasion.
Therefore, depending on your needs our dentist recommend the extraction process which is best suited to your oral health. general anesthesia may be an option. Trust us for a smooth and pain-free tooth extraction experience.
What To Expect During Tooth Extraction?
At Old Town Dental Care, we prioritise your comfort during tooth extraction. When you are suffering from an infected or severely decayed tooth, our skilled dentists use a detailed process to remove those teeth without giving you any pain.
Following extraction, the socket is thoroughly cleansed and sterilised to promote healthy healing. Based on your tailored treatment plan, our dentists may suggest a dental bone transplant to prevent jaw bone loss.
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The duration varies, but on average, it takes around 30-60 minutes. Our dentists prioritise precision and thoroughness for a successful and safe extraction process.