Dental Surgery in Bankstown - Smiles on Chapel

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• DENTAL SURGERY IN BANKSTOWN

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What are examples of dental surgery?
Dental surgery encompasses a wide range of
procedures aimed at diagnosing, treating, and
preventing conditions affecting the teeth, gums,
jaw, and surrounding tissues. Some examples of
dental surgeries include Tooth Extraction
Removal of a tooth that is damaged, decayed,
infected, or impacted (unable to emerge
properly). Wisdom Teeth Removal Extraction of
the third molars, known as wisdom teeth, which
often need removal due to impaction, crowding, or
causing issues with neighboring teeth. Dental
Implants Surgical placement of artificial tooth
roots (implants) into the jawbone to support
replacement teeth such as crowns, bridges, or
dentures. Root Canal Therapy Removal of
infected or inflamed dental pulp (the innermost
part of the tooth) followed by cleaning,
disinfection, and sealing of the root canal to
save a severely decayed or infected tooth. These
are just a few examples of the various dental
surgeries performed to maintain oral health,
restore function, and enhance the aesthetics of
the smile. The specific procedure recommended for
an individual depends on their oral health needs
and the severity of their condition. It's
important to consult with a qualified dentist or
oral surgeon to determine the most appropriate
treatment plan.
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How painful is dental surgery?
The level of pain experienced during dental
surgery can vary depending on several factors,
including the type and complexity of the
procedure, individual pain tolerance, and the
effectiveness of anesthesia or sedation used. In
many cases, local anesthesia is administered to
numb the area being treated, which significantly
reduces or eliminates pain during the surgery
itself. For more extensive procedures or for
patients who experience anxiety or discomfort,
sedation options such as nitrous oxide (laughing
gas), oral sedatives, or intravenous (IV)
sedation may be used to induce relaxation and
alleviate pain. After the surgery, it's common
to experience some discomfort or mild to moderate
pain as the anesthesia wears off and the body
begins to heal. This discomfort can typically be
managed with over-the-counter pain medications
like ibuprofen or acetaminophen, as prescribed by
the dentist or oral surgeon. However, it's
essential to note that every individual's
experience with pain and discomfort can differ.
Some people may have a higher pain tolerance and
experience minimal discomfort, while others may
find certain procedures more challenging.
Additionally, factors such as the extent of
tissue manipulation, inflammation, and healing
time can influence post-operative discomfort.
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How serious is dental surgery?

• Dental surgery can vary in terms of complexity
  and seriousness depending on the specific
  procedure being performed. While some dental
  surgeries are relatively minor and
  straightforward, others may be more complex and
  require a longer recovery period. It is important
  to note that dental surgery is a common and
  routine procedure performed by qualified oral and
  maxillofacial surgeons.

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  2200, Australia
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