Tooth Extraction 1 article

Tooth Extraction covers the planned removal of a tooth by simple or surgical means when retention is not appropriate. Indication, root form, surrounding bone, medical history and proximity to anatomical structures influence technique, while forceps, elevators, flap design or bone removal may be required in different cases. Haemostasis, socket management, retained roots and risks such as dry socket, bleeding or nerve injury shape aftercare. The subject is extraction itself, distinct from later replacement of the missing tooth.