
Tooth extraction is one of the most common surgical manipulations in Burbank. The essence of this process consists in extracting the tooth, its root, or its parts from the bone socket of the jaw. This is achieved by means of special dental instruments. Medical manipulation for the removal of teeth is carried out, if possible, with minimal damage to the surrounding bone and soft tissues. This approach is necessary in order to avoid serious infectious complications and to prevent the functionality loss of the jaw.
Tooth removal is necessary in the following cases:

Extraction of the tooth is carried out strictly in the dentist’s office. This manipulation uses special dental instrumentation and preparations for general or local anesthesia. The duration of the operation depends on the severity of the patient’s condition and the number of teeth that are prone to tooth pathology.
Extraction includes the following steps:
Following the proper dos and don’ts after wisdom tooth extraction aids in smooth recovery.
There are two types of procedures for tooth extraction:

A simple tooth extraction is the removal of a mobile or single-root tooth when there is no need to use special tools and additional medical devices.
Surgical tooth extraction or complex extraction is the removal using special tools and tools to extract the tooth from the bone. Complex tooth extraction implies the need to cut the soft tissues covering the tooth.
The surgery to remove the teeth is carried out with minimal damage to surrounding tissues, regardless of the complexity. Dental extraction, like any surgical manipulation, is performed under effective anesthesia, most often under local anesthesia. Anesthesia is selected by the Burbank dentist individually for each patient, depending on the following: the scope of the planned work, the type of treatment provided, characteristics, and the health status of the patient. No patient feels pain directly during the removal of the tooth.
The tooth extraction time can be from a few seconds to an hour or more. After removal, Dr. Sahakyan at My Dentist Burbank prescribes the necessary anti-inflammatory therapy.

Wisdom teeth are officially referred to as third molars. They are the last teeth to develop. Wisdom teeth are fully developed between the ages of 15 and 20.
The wisdom tooth is a problem for many people. The main cause of this problem is the pain that occurs when it erupts due to a lack of sufficient space in the dental arch. In this case, the wisdom tooth should be removed as soon as possible. Not removing wisdom teeth on time will create many more complications over time.
In case there is enough space in the dental arch, the teeth can stand in their place, without touching the gingival tissue surrounding them. In this case, the wisdom tooth does not have to be removed.

There is enough jaw bone to let the wisdom tooth erupt. But there is not enough room to let the gum tissue recede. It would allow to process of an adequate and proper cleaning of the tooth.

This is a wisdom tooth that has partially erupted the surface. It creates cleaning problems and cannot function in the chewing process.

There is no room for the tooth to erupt to the surface. This impaction is included in the jaw bone and often rises at severe angles, and perhaps dames adjacent teeth
After tooth extraction dentists at My Dentist Burbank recommend:
Tooth extraction is a common procedure and the best dentist in Burbank, Dr. Sahakyan is happy to help you through. To schedule your evaluation, call 1-818-578-2332 or Contact us today.
