Just got it done on a tooth that's been broken for over 3 years.
He took a ground up tooth, which is treated to bond with itself, and filled it into the opening where the old tooth was. This keeps a solid substructure for your tooth so if you want to get an implant later on there is something to implant into. Otherwise you just have gums.
By going to the dentist for an extraction.
A tooth extraction can get an infection. A dentist or doctor will have to prescribe antibiotics to help clear the infection.
After a wisdom tooth extraction, slight bleeding is very common. However if it continues after a long period of time (10 minutes-1 hour) see your dentist or a healthcare professional because you may require dissolvable stitches. Good Luck!
Tooth aches can be taken away by tooth treatment by a dentist, or by tooth extraction.
If you are taking any medications you should inform your dentist prior to your appointment. Usually it is asked when you go in and fill out a questionnaire about any relevant medical history.
No Tell your dentist you might have an infection
No I would say not because it was just stitches being taken out so it shouldn't
No, green tea bags are not recommended for tooth extraction pain relief. It is best to follow the advice of a dentist or healthcare professional for proper pain management after a tooth extraction.
It depends on the type of stitches they used, but more often times than not, they dissolve.
Whether stitches are necessary after a wisdom tooth extraction depends on the complexity of the procedure and the surgeon's preference. In many cases, especially for straightforward extractions, stitches may not be required, as the gum can heal naturally. However, if the extraction involves removing impacted teeth or if there is significant tissue loss, sutures may be used to promote healing and minimize complications. Your dentist or oral surgeon will provide guidance based on your specific situation.
When your tooth breaks nothing major happens. Go to the dentist and have it looked at. If its a big chip then the dentist will fill it in with a clear liquid that soon hardens and blends in with your tooth.. If the chip is small then nothing will happen unless it's visible.
Dentists have a deal worked out with the tooth fairy.