Tooth extraction
Tooth extraction is a surgical procedure aimed at extracting a tooth that: either can no longer be restored by conservative treatment, or its presence in the arch prevents the normal eruption or alignment of other teeth. It is recommended to extract the tooth in time, even if it does not cause pain or discomfort for the patient. This allows to avoid the formation of cysts near the root or the loss of bone mass.
The absence of a single tooth leads to serious aesthetic and functional deficiencies. For example, the extraction of one of the lower teeth causes the upper tooth, located on the extracted tooth, to descend downwards. The absence of many teeth leads to the deformation of the jaws and the destruction of the cheeks. Also, not extracting a certain tooth can cause difficulties in pronunciation and chewing functions.
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⠀ Broev Vladimir RafaelovichГоловний лікар клініки; лікар-стоматолог загального профілю; стоматолог-хірург
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