Question: Is a dental extraction comfortable? I know it’s important for my oral health but I’m still worried about what it is going to feel like.
Answer: To begin your dental extraction, we will numb the tooth that we will remove as well as the surrounding tissues. You may feel a tiny bit of pressure during your extraction but can expect a comfortable experience.
Question: I realize that you will numb my tooth and nearby tissues but I’m still nervous – is there anything you can do to help me?
Answer: Yes, we understand that some patients like an additional analgesic effect, while others are simply too nervous to schedule their appointment. For these types of concerns, we offer sedation dentistry options like oral sedation or nitrous oxide. We make it a priority to ensure your dental extraction is a tranquil experience.
Question: What will happen to me during recovery? Will my mouth feel very uncomfortable?
Answer: We will provide you with detailed instructions for your recovery after your dental extraction, including what to do, what you can (and cannot eat), and what to do about maintaining your comfort as you heal. The goal is protect your comfort, while assisting you in healing quickly.
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