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the dentist will take the patient's medical history, noting Allergies and other prescription medications that the patient is taking. A dental history is also recorded. Particular attention is given to previous extractions

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What procedure does extraction of a tooth with curved roots require?

cutting through gum tissue to expose the tooth. It may also require removing portions of bone to free the tooth. Some teeth must be cut and removed in sections


what are the types of tooth extraction process?

Tooth extraction is a painless procedure, but they come as either simple extractions or surgical extractions


What is dental procedure code D7141?

Dental procedure code D7141 refers to the extraction of a tooth that is not impacted. This code is used for the surgical removal of a tooth that is fully erupted and can be removed through a simple extraction process. It is commonly employed in cases where a tooth is decayed, damaged, or for orthodontic reasons. Proper documentation and justification for the extraction are typically required for insurance purposes.


What is cost of dental sedation?

If you were getting a tooth extraction, it may cost a little bit over $300, in which the tooth extraction itself without any sedatives will be about $128. The cost is usually twice than the original procedure when adding in dental sedation.


Surgical procedure which contours the bone in the jaw that contains the tooth socket is?

The surgical procedure that contours the bone in the jaw containing the tooth socket is called alveoloplasty. This procedure is typically performed to reshape and smooth the bone after tooth extraction or as part of preparing for dentures. It helps create a more even and stable foundation for prosthetic devices, ensuring better fit and comfort. Alveoloplasty can be performed either as a standalone procedure or in conjunction with tooth extractions.


Does a tooth extraction require course of antibiotics before the procedure?

A tooth extraction may or may not require a course of antibiotics before the procedure. If the tooth is not infected (abscessed) for most people an antibiotic is not required. For some people who are at increased risk for contracting Bacterial Endocarditis, a short course of appropriate antibiotic is indicated. If the tooth is infected, a few days of antibiotic may be appropriate. Sometimes a local anesthetic will not be effective in the presence of infected tissue. This can result in the extraction being extremely painful. If one has had an artificial joint placed within the past two years, or a history of heart problems, they should make this known to the dentist. They can make the proper choice of antibiotic coverage based on the patient's health history.


What is cpt code D7230?

CPT code D7230 refers to the surgical extraction of a tooth that is not impacted. This procedure typically involves the removal of a tooth that is visible in the mouth and may require surgical intervention due to factors like decay or damage. It is often performed by a dentist or oral surgeon and may involve anesthesia. This code is used for billing and insurance purposes to specify the type of dental procedure performed.


Can a upper tooth extraction effect sinus?

Yes, the extraction of an upper tooth can affect the sinuses.


Can you get a massage after your tooth extraction?

No


Is your tooth extraction infected?

A tooth extraction can get an infection. A dentist or doctor will have to prescribe antibiotics to help clear the infection.


Can you show me the instructions for after care of an extraction?

It depends on what kind of extraction you are speaking of. Is it a tooth extraction? A menstrual or abortion extraction?


Will you be in the hospital with a tooth extraction?

Generally speaking, tooth extractions do not require a hospital visit, they can be done at your dentist's office. There may be exceptions for people who are allergic to the anesthetic the dentist uses or if the patient has an underlying health condition which may make an extraction in a hospital setting a safer alternative.