A 5 year old child, tooth extraction, removal of milk teeth is usually done in cases where it is required. You need to know about tooth extraction for children in this age group:
Situations That Require Tooth Extraction
- Severe Cavities:
- Untreated Cavities: Milk teeth when it occurs in deep carious tooth tissue may need to be taken as solid as you will save if there is any left.
- Dental infections and abscesses are:
- Infected Teeth: In or around the root of a tooth infection (apses) occurs when the tooth can be pulled to prevent the spread of the infection.
- Dental Injuries:
- Trauma: In the event of breakage or fall off, the tooth may need to be removed so that it cannot be treated because of the damage.
- That Prevents Eruption Of Permanent Teeth Milk Teeth:
- Open Space: May require the withdrawal of teeth for permanent teeth to come out properly.
The Process Of Tooth Extraction
- Dental Evaluation:
- Examination and X-rays: The dentist will examine the child's teeth, and X-ray images with detailed information about the condition of the tooth receives. Decides whether tooth extraction is needed.
- Pain Management:
- Anesthesia: Applies a local anesthetic to feel the child's pain during tooth extraction. This will help the child feel comfortable. In some cases, general anesthesia may be preferred according to the age and condition of the child.
- After The Shooting:
- Pain and swelling: Painkillers recommended by a physician to alleviate the child's pain after tooth extraction can be used. The swelling and bleeding is normal, but to be in control of these situations should follow the recommendations of the physician.
- Healing The Wounds:
- Hygiene: It is important to pay attention to the child's oral hygiene. Brushing your teeth and using mouthwash after tooth extraction about making physician's advice should be followed.
- Food and Activity Restrictions:
- Soft Foods: Child soft foods after tooth extraction it is recommended that you consume and avoid hard foods. Also, in the first days after the shooting sport and physical activity should be avoided.
Dental Visits
Whether experiencing any problems after tooth extraction to track your child's regular dental visits should be planned. Evaluate the healing process and, if necessary, the dentist will suggest additional treatment or care.
