Best Female Dentist For Oral Surgeries

Minor oral surgery is recommended for the people who need treatment for the following problems or oral issues:

• The growth of wisdom teeth
• Pain in the teeth,
• TMJ disorder,
• Root canal problems, etc.

Thus need an infected tooth extraction, upper molar extraction, lower molar extraction to cure oral health issues.

If you think of have oral issues but can’t diagnose any problem, you should consider visiting your dentist immediately as oral health should be treated just like your overall body health.

As we have mentioned, oral surgeries come under the minor category and can get successfully done at the clinic. Let’s dig deep and guide you more about what these procedures are for and why you should consider getting them done if you have any of the mentioned problems.

• Wisdom teeth removal/extraction
  A wisdom tooth is your third molar tooth which is not fully grown out of the gum and is impacted. The wisdom teeth cause unbearable pain, difficulties in cleaning the surrounding teeth. If it moves towards other teeth area, it starts erupting them too, which causes tooth loss and an unsatisfactory feel, restricting you from eating or drinking any food you like. Therefore, it would be best to consider getting wisdom teeth removal anaesthesia done in the first place.
• Tooth extraction
  This type of minor oral surgery is for teeth removal, which is impacted, damaged, or halfway broken and causing pain continuously. Moreover, if you have an extra tooth, then an extra tooth removal procedure also comes under the following category of minor oral surgery.
• Dental implant
  Losing your natural teeth is something that nobody likes. Still, since the following type of oral surgery is here, you don’t have to panic as in this surgery, dental implants are surgically placed into your jawbone to replace the function of your missing natural tooth/teeth to add artificial/false teeth.
• Apicectomy
  In this minor oral surgery, your dentist places a filling in the ending area of your tooth root and tries to remove any infection or bacteria that might be present in the canal system.
• TMJ DISORDER
  This type of minor oral surgery is typically performed on the jaw area when a specific jaw has been found suffering from a TMJ disorder issue.

Emergency tooth removal
Broken teeth or impacted teeth can cause unbearable pain and can also cause damage to the other teeth if it starts to leave its area. Moreover, impacted teeth can also cause infection in your oral cavities. Thus, a tooth removal or toothache extraction is the only suitable option that is left.

Adult molar extraction
Wisdom extraction is one of the most common oral surgeries as this tooth starts to grow in your 20’s and starts to cause pain when it comes in an unhealthy state. Let’s know how this minor oral surgery takes place.

• The dentist makes an incision inside your gum tissue to expose the tooth first.
• Once the tooth is exposed, the tooth root blocking access to the third molar extraction is removed.
• To make the process easier, the dentist divides the tooth into two sections.
• Once the division occurs, the tooth removal process takes place.
• After removing the tooth, sutures are applied to close the wound entirely.

As we have mentioned earlier, it is a type of surgery where the infections or cysts are removed to save a tooth. Let’s learn in which the apicectomy is performed.

• It is performed when the root canal treatment was unsuccessful or impossible.
• It is performed when the infection is in a bad state that it is not possible to treat it with root canal treatment
• It is performed if the tooth root is fractured due to trauma and starts to cause infection.

Let’s learn more about what happens before the apicectomy process starts.

• Oral x rays are taken
• The dentist reviews medical history
• Medications are also prescribed to reduce inflammation.

It includes the following steps:

• Gum tissue near the causal tooth is opened.
• The underlying bone is then exposed to remove inflamed or infected tissue.
• The dental surgeon will then remove the root of your tooth.
• The root is then sealed at the end of the root canal by placing a small filling
• The wound is then closed by sutures to heal correctly.

An expert dental surgeon should perform an apicoectomy. “Zia Dental Care” provides you with the best possible and satisfactory treatment by the expert and most skilful dental surgeons.

The sutures that are applied to close the wound entirely starts to dissolve themselves. If they don’t, they need to be removed in two to seven days of the surgery. Usually, you will feel soreness and swelling, which will slowly vanish in two weeks.

ALVEOLOPLASTY
It is a minor surgical procedure done at the time of tooth extraction to contour the jaw bone of patients within the teeth’ sockets. It can be done after the extraction of a tooth or after when a tooth is lost.

WHY IS ALVEOLOPLASTY NEEDED?

Alveoloplasty is performed to prepare the patient’s mouth for a comfortable dental implant or denture. It improves the stability of prosthesis and reduces the complications of dentures.

If the patient does not need the bone to be removed or recontoured, then in such cases, alveoloplasty is contraindicated. It is also contraindicated if the removal of bone would harm vital structures and if the patient has undergone radiation therapy to the head and neck. So, a dentist must take the medical history of the patient.

Alveoloplasty should be performed by an expert and experienced dental surgeon. Our expert dentists Dr. Aiman Zia and her team provide their patients with the best possible treatment using advanced techniques and technology at “Zia Dental Care“.

There may be some complications in these minor oral surgeries. As in the case of upper wisdom tooth extraction, an oroantral fistula (opening between the maxillary sinus and oral cavity) can be formed as the upper wisdom teeth are situated very close to the sinuses. Other complications include alveolar osteitis, pain, swelling, limited mouth opening, excessive bleeding, lip numbness, etc.

But don’t worry if you need any minor oral surgery. Our exceptionally competent and skilful dental surgeons are always here for you at “Zia Dental Care“, which is considered as one of the best dental clinics in Karachi where Dr. Aiman Zia and her team provide their patients with the best possible treatment in a comfortable environment using advanced techniques and technology.

After minor oral surgery, post-operative instructions are given, and the patient should follow them to heal faster.

• Do not consider rinsing your mouth even if the bleeding and oozing that occur leaves the lousy taste inside your mouth
• Avoid chewing the gauzing pad or sucking on the wound as it can create complications
• Avoid straining yourself for two entire days once the surgery takes place.
• Do not consume any hot liquids such as tea, coffee, etc. Also, avoid consuming hot food even if you are eating soup. Let it cool first as hot liquids increase the blood circulation inside your mouth, which can cause the wound to start bleeding again.
• Do not smoke or consume tobacco in any form as the tobacco delays the healing process.

There is no pain during the surgery as it is carried out under the effect of anesthesia. You might feel so much pain for two to three days after the surgery. Medications are prescribed to the patient to overcome the postoperative pain.

Well, it depends on the type of oral surgery. Usually, minor oral surgery takes 45 to 90 minutes to be performed by a dentist.

Yes, swelling of the face is quite normal during the first 48 to 72 hours. You can apply ice packs for a soothing effect.

When your wisdom tooth is causing dental problems or damaging the neighboring teeth, it needs to be removed.

Generally, a patient is recommended to rest for 2 to 3 days after the surgery. After that, a patient is able to return to a normal routine.

Rest at home and avoid physical activities. You can apply ice packs to the affected area of the face. Eat soft foods and take your medicines regularly. Maintain oral hygiene and follow the suggestions of your dentist.

You should definitely brush your teeth prior to the surgery in order to maintain oral hygiene.

Normally, local anaesthesia is given to a patient before minor oral surgery. In some rare cases, general anesthesia is also given.