Tooth Extractions
At Timberview Family Dental, we prioritize your comfort and health with professional tooth extraction services. Whether due to decay, injury, or overcrowding, we ensure a safe and effective procedure tailored to your needs.
Tooth Extractions in Plymouth, WI
Tooth extractions can be necessary for various reasons and are performed with the utmost care at Timberview Family Dental. Our skilled dental team is experienced in both simple and surgical extractions, using the latest techniques to minimize discomfort and promote a quick recovery. If you’re experiencing pain or have been advised to consider tooth extraction, trust us for a compassionate and professional experience. Post-procedure, we offer comprehensive guidance on care and recovery to ensure the best outcomes for your oral health.
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How do I prevent dry socket after tooth extraction?
To prevent dry socket, avoid smoking, spitting, or using a straw for at least 24 hours after extraction. It’s also important to follow a soft food diet and keep the extraction site clean with gentle rinsing with salt water. Proper aftercare is crucial, and we will provide detailed instructions to ensure your healing process is smooth.
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What can I eat after tooth extraction?
After a tooth extraction, stick to soft and cool foods like yogurt, pudding, applesauce, and smoothies for the first few days. Avoid hot, spicy, crunchy, or hard foods that might irritate the extraction site. Gradually reintroduce more solid foods as your comfort improves.
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What causes the need for tooth extraction?
The need for tooth extraction can arise from several issues, including severe decay, infection, impacted teeth, or preparation for orthodontic treatment. In some cases, teeth may need to be removed to prevent overcrowding or to deal with teeth that are too damaged to be repaired.
More Questions?
If you have more questions about tooth extractions, please contact our office, and we will be happy to discuss further. You can also call us to schedule an appointment or see other services using the links below.
