Oral surgery has come a long way since the wild west. People receive oral surgery for a range of conditions including orthodontic disorders, oral cancer and dental extractions. Modern oral surgery is aimed at pain-free treatment so that we need not fear painful mind-images of forced teeth-pulling with forceps.
The need for oral surgery
Tooth decay may or may not develop from poor oral hygiene, leading to tooth infection where root canal treatment may be ineffective and the only alternative is a dental extraction. Similarly, a partially knocked-out or avulsed tooth may be beyond saving and may also require tooth extraction.
Some people are born with too many teeth in their mouths; dental overcrowding means that teeth have to be removed so that the remaining teeth may healthily develop in their proper positions. Leaving dental overcrowding untreated may lead to malocclusion or bite disorders.
Similarly, wisdom teeth may grow irregularly into neighbouring teeth causing impaction. By removing the wisdom teeth, the teeth may grow normally without pain and risk of oral infection. Our dentist assesses each person’s oral health condition and makes recommendations for oral surgery appropriate to their needs.
Pain-free oral surgery
At Liverpool Dental Spa in the city of Liverpool, we provide pain-free oral surgery so that individuals may receive the oral care needed without discomfort or fear. We provide the option of sedation and local anaesthetic for calmer and safer oral surgery.
At all times our dentists strive to preserve natural dentition and tooth extraction is a last resort to prevent further infection and oral trauma. We provide pre and post-operative guidance and care so that the experience does not cause distress. We may provide painkillers where necessary and antibiotics to reduce likelihood of infection after oral surgery.
Get in touch with us today for oral health screening and to learn about options in pain-free treatments such as oral surgery.
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