Treatment · Kondhwa, Pune
Tooth Extraction
Careful tooth extractions when a tooth cannot be saved — with clear guidance on what to do next, at our Kondhwa, Pune clinic.
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Overview
About tooth extraction at The Dent Architect
Tooth extraction is recommended when a tooth is too damaged, infected, or loose to restore — or when removal is needed for orthodontic or prosthetic planning. We confirm that extraction is truly necessary before proceeding, and we explain the procedure, recovery, and replacement options so you are not left with unanswered questions. Dr. Sudeshna Sharma takes a calm, step-by-step approach so you know what to expect before, during, and after the appointment.
Who this is for
Does this sound like you?
- Severely decayed, cracked, or infected teeth that cannot be saved
- Loose teeth due to advanced gum disease
- Teeth that need removal for orthodontic or denture planning
- Failed root canal where retreatment or extraction is the better option
- Want a calm, explained procedure with aftercare guidance
How we help
What to expect at The Dent Architect
- Confirmation that extraction is the right choice — not a default option
- Gentle technique under local anaesthesia with clear communication throughout
- Detailed aftercare instructions for healing and pain management
- Early discussion of replacement options — implant, bridge, or denture
- Follow-up check if healing concerns arise after the procedure
Your journey
How the process usually works
Every case is personal — this is the typical path so you know what to expect before you visit.
Examination and X-ray to confirm extraction is necessary
Local anaesthesia and gentle removal of the tooth
Gauze placement and immediate aftercare instructions provided
Healing guidance for the first 24–48 hours and beyond
Follow-up consultation to plan tooth replacement when appropriate
Questions
Answers before you book
Straight talk from a specialist clinic — so you can decide with clarity, not pressure.
What happens after an extraction?
A blood clot forms in the socket and healing begins over the following days. We provide instructions on eating, rinsing, and activity restrictions. A follow-up visit helps us confirm healing is on track and discuss when to replace the tooth.
How long does extraction recovery take?
Initial soreness usually eases within a few days. The socket takes one to two weeks to heal visibly, and bone remodelling continues for several months. We advise on when it is safe to eat normally and when replacement planning can begin.
Should I replace the extracted tooth?
Replacing a missing tooth prevents neighbouring teeth from shifting and helps maintain chewing function. Options include implants, bridges, and partial dentures. We discuss what suits your situation at the extraction visit or a follow-up appointment.
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Tooth Extraction in Kondhwa
Talk to Dr. Sudeshna Sharma — 13+ Years of Experience. Share your concern and we’ll help you take the next clear step.