Best Female Dentist For Wisdom Tooth Extraction in Karachi

Dental extraction does not impact the pregnancy, and you can Get Dental Extraction Surgery anytime during your pregnancy months.

Yes, the dental extraction can cause the following problems if the procedure is not done right with the correct dental extraction equipment.

• It can cause dental extraction bleeding
• If things do not go right during surgery, the dental extraction blood clot can be a severe issue.

The following reasons why you should consider professionals. We can Get the Dental Extraction Surgery done in no time. We have professionally trained dentists that mainly take care of dental extraction healing and dental extraction aftercare to ensure that you don’t have to face any inconvenience later on.

As we have mentioned earlier, a wisdom tooth is the third molars present in the very back of your mouth, and in some cases, the wisdom tooth removal might not be necessary if:

• The wisdom tooth is healthy.
• A wisdom tooth is grown completely.
• Positioned at the correct space and not erupting.
• Able to be cleaned as part of daily hygiene.

However, wisdom tooth extraction is necessary as it doesn’t have enough space to grow correctly and usually causes problems no matter what. Erupting wisdom teeth can grow at various angles in the jaw; sometimes, the wisdom teeth can grow horizontally too.

The following problems can occur because of not getting the molar extraction.

• The wisdom teeth remain hidden within the gums, especially if they do not emerge correctly, which causes wisdom teeth to trap within your jaw, resulting in infection or can cause a cyst that causes damage to other teeth, teeth roots, or bone support.
• Wisdom teeth usually emerge partially through the gums as it is the only area that is hard to clean and hard to see. Impacted wisdom teeth that emerge create a passageway that causes bacterial and oral infection as the passage is a magnet to the bacteria.
• When the wisdom tooth is crowded by other teeth and doesn’t have much room to grow, then it starts to damage the other teeth to make ample space to grow more.

Dentist wisdom teeth removal is necessary and can be done at any time. However, it would be best if you consider getting the impacted wisdom teeth removal at an early age as then you don’t have to bear pain or face any inconvenience in eating.

You can still get it removed if you haven’t already, as it’s never too late but always remember that the extraction of a wisdom tooth is impossible in old age due to bone density.

Let’s tell you about some signs that will tell you that now is the right time to get a molar tooth extraction.

• Infection of soft tissue behind the lower last tooth
• Cysts (fluid-filled sacs)
• Any tumor
• Damage to other teeth
• Gum infection
• Tooth decay

The above mentioned are some signs you might feel that you shouldn’t avoid as the wisdom tooth can cause serious problems. However, you should not just go for the infected tooth extraction as our professional dentists will guide and tell you what’s best for you instead of getting the wisdom tooth removed.

When you come to us for a wisdom tooth or teeth removal, our professionally trained Dentists will first check how complicated your case is. Once our dentists know how complex the matter is, we will prepare you for the surgery using local, sedation, or general anesthesia, depending upon the wisdom tooth’s complexity and your comfort level.

During the wisdom tooth removal, our dentist or oral surgeon:

• Will make an incision in the gum tissue to help expose the tooth and bone.
• Slowly and gradually removes the bone that blocks access to the impacted tooth.
• Divides the tooth into sections only if it’s easier to remove in pieces.
• Slowly removes the tooth
• Properly clean the extracted tooth area from any debris that might be present on the tooth or bone.
• Stitches the wound correctly to promote healing; however, the stitches are unnecessary except in some cases that might be too complex.
• Places gauze over the extraction area to control the bleeding, helping form the blood clot.

Once the surgery is done, our Dentist will guide you about what to eat and do after the wisdom teeth removal.

If you have received any anesthesia during the surgery, you will be taken to the recovery room once the surgery is done. As you start to heal from your surgery, follow your surgeon or Dentist’s instructions on the following things.

• Bleeding
  Oozing or bleeding might occur the first day of the surgery; therefore, you need to avoid spitting too much as it will dislocate the blood clot present at the extracted tooth area. Consider replacing the gauze over the extraction area if recommended by your Dentist.

You will have to deal with the pain, whether it can be major or minor. However, the pain will not last long as your oral surgeon or Dentist will prescribe you the painkillers and their doses for better and painless recovery.

Use the ice and slowly rub the ice pack on your cheek if you feel any swelling or bruising. Any swelling that might occur on your cheeks will usually improve in 3 – 4 days.

You should avoid doing any activity such as running, etc. Plan to rest for the first day and let the impacted area heal slowly. It would be best if you continue your regular schedule the next day.

You should avoid drinking any energy drinks, carbonated or caffeine, or even hot beverages for at least 24 hours. Don’t consider using a straw for a week, as the sucking action can dislodge the blood clot present at the Extraction site.

Consume soft food only, such as yogurt and applesauce, at least for the first 24 hours. After the first day, you can start eating semisoft foods if you think you can tolerate them. Avoid any foods like meat or chicken that need extra chewing. Also, don’t consume any spices.

Don’t brush your teeth; instead, rinse your mouth. Consider using mouth wash to clean during the first 24 hours after surgery. Usually, you will be told to brush after 24 hours, but you still have to gentle with the Extraction point as it might cause bleeding and severe pain.

If you smoke, avoid smoking for atleast 72 hours after surgery. It will be best if you wait longer than that if it’s possible. Also, if you chew tobacco, don’t use it for at least a week as any tobacco will slow down the healing process which might cause severe problems.

If you have the stitches, you need to correctly take care of them, as they will dissolve within a few weeks. Also, if your stitches need to be removed, consider getting an Appointment with your Dentist.

Wisdom teeth – the third molar in the very back of your mouth may not need to be removed if they are:
• Healthy
• Grown in completely (fully erupted)
• Positioned correctly and biting properly with their opposing teeth
• Able to be cleaned as part of a daily oral hygiene routine.
However, many times wisdom teeth don’t have room to grow properly and can cause many problems. Erupting wisdom teeth can grow at various angles in the jaw, sometimes even horizontally. Problems which can be encountered if the wisdom tooth is not removed are:
• Jaw damage: Cysts can form around the new teeth. If they aren’t treated, they can hollow out your jaw and damage nerves.
• Sinus Issues: Problems with wisdom teeth can lead to sinus pain, pressure, and congestion.
• Inflamed Gums: Tissue around the area can swell and may be hard to clean.
• Cavities: Swollen gums can create pockets between teeth that help bacteria grow and cavities form.
• Alignment of wisdom tooth: Impacted wisdom teeth can cause problems with crowding of other teeth and even make treatment to straighten other teeth necessary.
Our dentist will look at the shape of your mouth and the position of your teeth to make a decision whether you can keep it or it should be extracted according to the situation of your wisdom tooth. Your age plays a role too.

The best regimen for the pain after extraction is Synflex 550 mg twice a day but if this pain medicine is not helping your pain then you can take deltacortil 5 mg once daily for two days. If your pain is relieved from it on the first day then don’t take it anymore.

On the day after the surgery, cool and soft food is recommended, such as ice cream, cottage cheese, pudding, or yogurt. Hot foods may disturb initial clot formation in the extraction sites so you should avoid it and make sure the food you eat is not HOT as you will be numb and your lip and tongue can be burnt and you may not feel it. Following the day of the surgery, it’s best to avoid crunchy foods such as popcorn, nuts, and potato chips which break up into little pieces and can get packed down into the extraction sites. If you had dental implants placed, please avoid chewing hard foods with the implant itself for 6 weeks or the healing of the implant will be compromised.

If the tooth is whole and not broken, you can take your extracted teeth with you. It is important that you let our team know before surgery that you want to keep your teeth so we can wash and clean it first and then dry it. Your tooth will be hand over to you in a pouch to keep it dry and safe.

If your wisdom tooth needs to be removed then you should visit our clinic to get your wisdom tooth extracted before it causes any complications. We will get your X-ray done to check the direction of the erupting wisdom tooth and plan our extraction procedure according to it.