Dental extraction

                                     

Dental extraction is a commonprocedure performed to remove damaged, decayed, or problematic teeth. While dentists prioritize saving natural teeth, extraction becomes necessary in cases of severe infection, crowding, or impacted wisdom teeth. The Soul Dentistry and Implants provides quality dental care to patients in the Post Oak, Houston, TX and surrounding areas like southwest Houstan, Meyerkland and Robindell. It focusing on a comprehensive approach to oral health and is the best option available for any type of  Dental extraction .

The Extraction Procedure

The process begins with a thorough examination, often including X-rays, to assess the tooth’s condition and surrounding structures. The extraction itself is performed under local anesthesia to ensure a pain-free experience. There are two main types:

🦷 Simple Extraction – Performed on visible teeth using forceps.

🦷 Surgical Extraction – Needed for impacted or broken teeth, requiring a small incision in the gum.

Post-Extraction Care

Proper aftercare is essential for smooth healing:

  • Bite on gauze to control bleeding.
  •  Avoid hard, spicy, or hot foods for the first few days.
  • Apply an ice pack to reduce swelling.
  • Avoid smoking or using straws, as they can disrupt healing.
  • Maintain gentle oral hygiene but avoid brushing directly over the extraction site.

Tooth Replacement Options

Once the extraction site has healed, dentists may recommend dental implants, bridges, or dentures to restore functionality and aesthetics.

Dental extractions are safe and routine procedures, ensuring better oral health in the long run. If you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain or discomfort, consulting a dentist can help determine the best course of action.

  1. Call us at :(713) 551-9400, Mail us at : souldentistry2020@outlook.comor visit https://souldentalimplants.com/home to schedule your  appointment.

      1. Find us at:

        10350 S Post Oak Rd
        suite h, Houston,
        Houston TX 77035
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