Dental surgery
Dental surgery
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FAQs about Dental surgery
Dental surgery is the specialty responsible for dealing with cases of extraction, especially the extraction of buried wisdom teeth.
Buried wisdom tooth surgery is the ideal solution to get rid of the pain and inflammation of the wisdom tooth, there are no obvious harms to the extraction of the buried wisdom tooth, and it does not affect the shape of the face. Discomfort after the surgery gradually decreases until it disappears completely, provided that the given instructions are adhered to.
Buried wisdom tooth surgery is the ideal solution to get rid of the pain and inflammation of the wisdom tooth, and there are no obvious damages to the extraction of the buried wisdom tooth, and it does not affect the shape of the face. Medical, but the pain gradually decreases until it disappears completely, provided that the post-dislocation instructions are adhered to.
Things to avoid:
1- Spitting or putting the tongue in the wound
2- Rinsing the mouth for 12 hours
3- Hot or hard food
4- Eating at the wound side for 3 days
5- Smoking for 24 hours
Things to do:
1- After 12 hours, rinse the mouth with a cup of warm water + half a spoonful of salt 3 times a day for 5 days
2- Eating and drinking on the other side for 3 days. The food should be cold and soft (bananas, ice cream, pasta )
3- Accurately adhere to the described medication to avoid pain
4- Cold packs on the side of the wound for the first 24 hours
5- Warm packs 24 hours after the extraction
The cost of a buried wisdom tooth extraction differs according to the condition of each molar, usually the cost is lower if the tooth is prominent and clear in the jaw, and the cost increases the more complicated the surgery is as a result of the presence of the tooth buried under the tissue of the gums or jaw bones, and it is also important to choose the best doctor to extract the wisdom tooth, in order to ensure that the entire tooth is extracted without remaining or broken parts and in the shortest possible time, by using digital radiographs instead of traditional ones, and the existence of a safe sterilization cycle for the tools used, with periodic follow-up of the case to be reassured until full recovery.
