Dental Extractions

Tooth Extractions

Dr Astrid Sand at Smart Dentistry a biological dentistry, places an emphasis on making use of methods and materials that are as harmless and biocompatible as possible in order to achieve the best possible clinical results for the patient's overall health and wellbeing.

When removing a tooth, it is essential to do so without causing any trauma to the periodontal ligament and to remove the tooth in its entirety. In the event that the periodontal ligament is not removed, any leftover epithelial cells that are left behind have the potential to proliferate and breed toxins within the bone while it is recovering.

Jawbone lesions can be brought on by the presence of remaining epithelial cells in the bone after removal of these cells. This is why it is very important that patients have any extractions done by a specialized and skilled Doctor of Dental Surgery like Dr Astrid Sand

Extractions performed with Ozone, laser and PRF.

If a tooth needs to be extracted, the procedure should be carried out properly to reduce the risk of developing ischemic osteonecrosis (Jawbone). This patch of dead jaw bone could potentially cause systemic injury throughout your body and interfere with the healing process. We at Smart Dentistry use a biological protocol when performing extractions.

Ozonated water and gas are utilized in the process of disinfecting the socket. In order to further clean and disinfect using our laser, which also helps with healing and new bone growth.

Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF): centrifuge is available in-house at Smart Dentistry. This will require your own blood, which we will draw here at our office. The blood will then be placed in a centrifuge to obtain platelets, which are responsible for stopping bleeding, add white blood cells to fight infection, and growth factors, which promote healing.  These are cells taken from our own blood, which ensures their biocompatibility. After the socket has been thoroughly cleaned, the PFR is inserted into the socket while simultaneously being combined with a biocompatible bone graft in order to preserve the socket. This technique allows for a faster healing process as well as enhanced blood flow to the affected area.

In order to ensure that the bleeding will stop before the patient leaves the office, we use our laser to stimulate clot formation.

We offer both absorbable and non-absorbable sutures, which is determined at the time of the appointment based on the patient's condition. In the event that the non-absorbable option is chosen, the patient will be required to return to the clinic one week later for the removal procedure.

After the procedure, each patient receives post-instructions in both vocal and written form. When patients carefully follow the post-operative instructions, the outcomes are significantly more favorable.

Antibiotics, analgesics, rinses, and other treatments will be recommended to the patient based on their individual requirements.

During the process, relaxation and speedy recovery are encouraged with the help of NuCalm. This is done by stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system of the patient.

In order to reduce the amount of discomfort associated with having a needle inserted, additional P.A.L.T laser topical anesthetic may be administered on top of the topical anesthesia. Dr. Astrid Sand does all in her power to ensure that the procedure and anesthetic is painless.

The advantages of using PRF, laser, and ozone therapy on tooth extraction

  1. More rapid recovery of bone tissue

     2  Reduced discomfort with the removal      of teeth

     3  Reduced swelling during the healing process

    4  Reduced likelihood of developing dry socket and bone infection

    5  Increased blood flow to the tooth extraction socket at an earlier stage

Pain, discomfort, swelling, and the formation of a dry socket are the most typical issues that might occur after tooth extraction. A dry socket is the result of the blood clot that formed in the tooth extraction socket becoming dislodged shortly after the tooth has been removed. Clot displacement is linked to the lysis of fibrin and a delay in the healing of wounds. The Laser and PRF with ozone treatment minimize the risk of developing a dry socket, and it also helps to alleviate pain and speed up the healing process.

 

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