Tooth Extractions
An extraction is the removal of a tooth from the dental socket in the jaw bone. These are performed for a variety of reasons, in particular when the tooth is no longer restorable most commonly due to reasons such as tooth decay, periodontal disease or dental trauma.
For orthodontic purposes, when teeth are crowded and are unable to grow properly, sound teeth are extracted in order to facilitate the required space for the rest of the teeth to grow.
Dr Helen Kanikevich here at Bondi Dentistry, has a very gentle touch and has successfully performed many extractions, simply and with just the use of local anesthetics. There was a Nitrous Oxide sedation available to nervous patients for 11 years, never having been used. Her soft touch and genial nature were enough to placate the most nervous of patients, and as result the Nitrous Oxide machine, after 11 years of idling away was disposed of.
If you are suffering from toothache, or feel you might have an infection, or are experiencing any form of dental / oral discomfort, damage or trauma do not delay another moment! Contact Us immediately to book your FREE* initial consultation, and get your teeth fixed up and your dental health up to scratch.
Physics Forceps At Bondi Dentistry
Physics Forceps™ continues to be, quite simply, the easiest to use and most clinically effective tooth extraction instrument on the market. The patented designs of these instruments, and its associated patented Beak & Bumper™ technique makes difficult extractions simple and predictable for all dentists without utilising brute strength. Do your patients, your hands – and your practice – a favor, and implement the Physics Forceps into your practice today. Many industry leaders approve for one reason – they clinically work!
Regular dental visits are important because they help spot oral health problems early-on when treatment is likely to be simpler and more affordable. They also help prevent many oral problems from developing in the first place.
Visiting your dentist regularly is also important because some diseases or medical conditions have symptoms that can appear in the mouth.
Even if you don’t have any symptoms that may appear obvious to you, you should still see your dentist regularly for check-ups as you may have severe problems that only a dentist can diagnose. Regular visits to the dentist can also help prevent any issues from developing. Keeping your mouth healthy is essential to your overall health.
Contact us on 9130 4827 or BOOK IN to make an appointment as soon as possible!
Please make sure to tell us that this is an emergency, or that you are in pain when doing so.
