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Here at Dental Concepts we offer both local anaesthetic and conscious sedation to help you relax during any oral surgery. We will ensure that you are fully numbed up before proceeding so you stay comfortable throughout. Give the team a call to discuss your sedation options.
Preparation: Before the surgery, the oral surgeon will examine your mouth, take x-rays, and discuss the procedure with you. You will be given instructions on how to prepare for the surgery, such as fasting for a specified time before the procedure..
Anaesthesia: Depending on the type and extent of the surgery, you may receive local, sedation, or general anaesthesia to keep you comfortable and pain-free during the procedure.
Surgery: The oral surgeon will perform the procedure according to the plan discussed with you. The length of the procedure will vary depending on the type of surgery.
Recovery: After the surgery, you will be monitored in the recovery room until the effects of the anaesthesia have worn off. You will receive instructions on how to care for your mouth and manage pain after the procedure.
Follow-up: The oral surgeon will schedule follow-up appointments to check your progress and ensure that you are healing properly.
1. Decay or damage: If a tooth is severely decayed or damaged, it may need to be removed to prevent the spread of decay or to protect surrounding teeth.
2. Impacted wisdom teeth: Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, often become impacted and may need to be removed if they cause pain, infection, or damage to surrounding teeth.
3. Overcrowding: If there is not enough room in the mouth for all the teeth, some may need to be removed to make room for orthodontic treatment.
4. Gum disease: If gum disease advances, it can cause damage to the supporting bone and tissue of the teeth, leading to tooth loss. In such cases, extraction may be necessary to improve oral health.
5. Orthodontic treatment: Braces or other orthodontic treatments may require tooth extraction to create room for teeth movement and achieve a proper bite.
6. Tumours or cysts: If a growth or cyst is found in the mouth, it may need to be removed through oral surgery.
Ankylos dental implants are a type of dental implant system used to replace missing teeth. They are characterised by their unique, screw-retained design, which provides a strong and secure foundation for the restoration. The implant system is made up of a titanium implant body and an abutment, which are surgically placed into the jawbone. The restoration, such as a crown, is then attached to the abutment to complete the dental implant. The Ankylos implant system is known for its stability and durability, making it a popular choice among dentists and patients.
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