Tooth Extractions in Exeter
We understand that this can often be a concern for patients but having had teeth out ourselves we feel that we can empathise and support you through this process.
For particularly nervous patients we can offer a specialist referral for sedation if needed.
Monica Cabello
Dental Nurse
Olivia Hockham
Trainee Dental Nurse
Laura Barwick
Group Operations Manager
Laura Nanciu
Qualified Dental Nurse
Aftercare
After having a tooth removed, you should follow some steps to help your mouth heal and prevent infection. Some of the common tips are:
- Avoid mouthwash, hot food and drinks, smoking, alcohol and strenuous activity for the first 24 hours.
- Rinse gently with warm salt water four times a day, especially after meals.
- Eat soft and healthy foods and drink plenty of liquids.
- Brush your teeth gently, but avoid the extraction site.
- Take painkillers and antibiotics as prescribed by your dentist.
Aftercare and follow-up appointments if needed are explained during your treatment. If you have any concerns please contact us directly and our team will be happy to help.
Tooth Removal
Occasionally teeth for one reason or another cannot be fixed / saved and need to be removed.
Tooth Whitening
As we get older, people sometimes find that their teeth appear a darker colour. This is a natural aging process which can now often be reversed. It is also a starting point for all cosmetic cases and smile makeovers.
Dentures
Effective replacements for multiple missing teeth.