Why does a tooth need extraction?
Tooth extraction in children
The specialists at Medical Dent Dental Clinic are aware that there is no way a procedure like tooth extraction can evoke positive emotions in anyone. At least in a child. That is why we have long focused our efforts on reducing fear and stress in our young patients, and making the procedure itself as easy and painless as possible. Like a game!
Causes Of Treatment
When should a child's tooth be extracted?
We will only proceed with extraction of a tooth in two cases – if it cannot be saved or if it is not advisable to save it. No good dentist will recommend early extraction of a baby tooth!
The reason is that children’s milk teeth fall out anyway at some point in development and give way to permanent ones. This occurs approximately between the fifth and tenth year of the child. While they are in place, however, the deciduous teeth play a key role in jaw development and proper dentition for the rest of life. So they shouldn’t be pulled out until they “decide” that themselves and start shaking. Most often this happens first with the front teeth, and then with the chewing teeth.
We can help you when this process has started. First of all, the dentist will assess whether it is already time for mechanical intervention and tooth extraction. Don’t rush to do it at home if you’re not sure it’s time!
Serious tooth decay or other complicated disease is the second reason why a tooth may need to be extracted. We hasten to assure you that this is a perfectly safe and routine procedure – as long as it is performed by a professional. And at Medical Dent Dental Clinic, we are proud of our pediatric dental health specialists!
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Why trust Medical Dent?
Because it’s nice here. Children have their own special place in the beautiful and cosy interior of Medical Dent – so that they do not feel “at the doctor’s”, but in an interesting and pleasant place.
Because at Medical Dent Dental Clinic we will perform the tooth extraction procedure quickly, precisely, painlessly and qualitatively. But caring for the little patient does not end there. After the end of the manipulation, you will receive instructions on the next steps to follow at home. These include instructions on how to clean the injured area, as well as advice on eating and drinking after treatment. This ensures that the wound will heal properly and without complications.
Children's anaesthesia
Pediatric Orthodontics
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