Teeth are extracted for a variety of reasons:
When caries or injury damage substantial part of the tooth or its root and the root cannot be used for prosthetic purposes
When infection damages gum tissues that surround your tooth and non-invasive methods cannot be used to stop the process
When complete tooth cutting is impossible
Due to orthodontic recommendations, when extraction of a tooth will allow to align teeth properly and prevent or correct malocclusion.
Before an extraction, the dentist will take your dental and medical history, noting your condition, examine your teeth and take x-rays, if necessary.
X-rays show the length, shape and position of tooth roots as well as condition of the adjacent bone. Based on this information, the dentist may assess the degree of surgery’s difficulty and take a decision about possible referral of a patient to specialist.
Before an extraction, the dentist anaesthetizes the patient. There are various anaesthetization methods – beginning from local anaesthetization to general anaesthesia. While selecting a method, the doctor takes into consideration the general medical condition of the patient, as well as scope and degree of surgery’s difficulty.
Informing the doctor about your current or earlier illnesses, any allergies or tendency to bleeding is in the well understood interest of the patient.
Immediately following tooth extraction it is very important to keep the extraction site clean to prevent infection. The dentist will ask you to gently bite on the piece of dry, sterile gauze for 15-30 minutes to reduce bleeding. You are advised to avoid eating, drinking hot drinks or alcohol, mouth washing or brushing your teeth near the extraction site.
After the anaesthetic ceases to have effect you can expect to feel a small pain or discomfort, which quickly subside. You can apply cold compresses and use painkillers for relief. However, if pain, swelling or bleeding persist, you should consult the doctor again.
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Showcase of the company is more than 10,000 satisfied patients from 20 years of using our office .
Opinion of patients
On Tomasz Depta :
Very good dentist . The doctor is a doctor by vocation , is able to accurately diagnose the symptoms reported by the patient. It is gentle and competent , and cures without pain. We would recommend and thank you for your healthy smile . Grateful patient Mary ( 15 October 2013 )
On Marek Jaśniewicz :
Excellent dentist.very good approach to the patient , a great modern equipment, very decent prices , very good.I do implants and I’m very happy . I would recommend !!!
Dr. Jaśniewicz saved me from the terrible pain of dry socket after tooth extraction , which struggled for nearly a week ! Sorry former dentist , who removed me the tooth led me to the terrible suffering of anyone using unknown methods of treatment of dry socket . Dr. Jaśniewicz is a fantastic doctor , knows his stuff . Super professional. Great approach to the patient . I highly recommend !!!!
I use the services of Mr. Dr. Mark Jaśniewicz for several years . Recently I decided to pay a implantation . Long delayed because the implants are not cheap , and I was afraid of surgery but it happened that I had no choice. All worked out and looks great . I would add that it is a front tooth ! The doctor is nice and polite , explains everything , not pulls the patient to unnecessary treatments and always shows an alternative solution.
I happened to study the recommendation , it was about the removal of tooth 8. Earlier scare me surgeon and some cosmic prices . Dr. Marek Jaśniewicz commissioned a panoramic photograph , and said that he will remove it . Zab was removed very efficiently and painlessly and the price was very decent , ie 140 PLN ( in Gabin surgeon wanted 500zl )
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