Full Mouth
Extraction

HOW FULL MOUTH EXTRACTION IS PERFORMED

1. Consultation and Assessment: The dentist evaluates your oral health, reviews medical history, and discusses options. Imaging (X-rays or scans) may be taken.
2. Treatment Planning: A comprehensive plan includes sedation options and post-extraction prosthetics.
3. Extraction Procedure: Teeth are removed under local or general anaesthesia, in one or multiple sessions, depending on the case.
4. Post-Extraction Care: The gums are treated to promote healing, and temporary or permanent prosthetics may be provided.

RESULTS

• Eliminates pain and infection caused by diseased or damaged teeth.
• Creates a foundation for restorative solutions like dentures or implants.
• Restores oral health and functionality.

INDICATIONS FOR THE PROCEDURE

Recommended for:

• Severe decay or gum disease affecting all teeth.
• Extensive tooth damage from trauma.
• Full-mouth rehabilitation preparation.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Not suitable for individuals with:

• Severe systemic conditions increasing surgical risks.
• Conditions impairing healing (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes).
• Active infections requiring prior treatment.

PRE-PROCEDURE RECOMMENDATIONS

• Follow dietary and medication instructions provided.
• Arrange transportation if sedation is used.

POST-PROCEDURE CARE

• Apply ice to reduce swelling and take prescribed pain relief.
• Stick to a soft food diet and avoid smoking or using straws.
• Maintain oral hygiene and attend follow-up appointments.

Full mouth extraction is a vital step in restoring oral health and function, performed with precision and care for long-term benefits.