We know that the term extraction can get you and your child alarmed, but you don’t have to worry at all, as our team works very hard for making your child comfortable before going ahead with any treatment.

Tooth Extraction Procedure

Step 1: Examination of the tooth followed by an X-Ray if required

Step 2: Administration of local anaesthesia

Step 3: Extraction of the tooth

Step 4: A course of antibiotics and pain management if required

Post Extraction Care

After your child’s treatment is completed we will walk you through the postoperative instructions. It’s commonly advised to parents to keep a check on their kids’ lips and cheeks as they remain numb for an hour after the administration of local anaesthesia. So children bite on them unconsciously.

Time

The entire procedure of tooth extraction takes around 15-20 minutes.

Treatment charges

Treatment charge at our clinics is Rs.900 per tooth

FAQs

When does it become necessary to undergo extraction?
We don’t recommend extraction unless absolutely necessary here are some of the instances when extraction becomes a part of our treatment plan:

• Babis born with teeth, also called neonatal teeth, it becomes necessary to extract for the ease of breastfeeding
• Extensive tooth decay where the tooth cannot be restored
• When the milk teeth fail to fall off even after the eruption of permanent tooth
• Severe dental trauma and the tooth cannot be saved
• When the tooth is very mobile and painful

Will there be pain?
Our primary focus is making the child comfortable and at ease before starting any procedure. Therefore the procedure is absolutely pain free once the numbness has taken its effect. And for the numbness to take its effect, a local anaesthesia will have to be administered.