Extraction of teeth, cost and tool kit of tooth extraction

What is the extraction of a tooth?

Removal of a tooth from the mouth in a proper way by a dentist is known as extraction. There are two kinds of extraction of a tooth; a simple extraction and a surgical extraction. The front teeth and the mobile teeth can be removed through simple extraction. But the wisdom teeth and the molars are much more difficult to extract because they are so compacted and complicated to extract, so they are extracted through surgical extraction.

 How many teeth should be extracted at one time?

While doing extraction the most important concern is patient safety. Tooth extraction also affects the vascular system that's why a dentist gives appointments to the patient for the extraction of more than one tooth. A dentist also observes how much a patient can tolerate pain and other things, and accordingly removes the teeth. A dentist extracts one tooth at a time and allows the patient to have rest, let the bleeding be a little stopped, and defuse the anesthesia effect, after some time he/she gives anesthesia and proceeds further extraction. Several extractions also depend on a dentist and how much he extracts the tooth safely.

Tooth Extraction tool kit

1. Anesthetic Topical
2. Anesthetic needle

3. Cartage
4. Plunger
5. Two needles(short and long)
6. Examination set(probe, mirror, tweezer)
7. Perio steel elevator; is used initially to remove the periodontal ligaments.
8.Elevators(small, medium, large)
9. Back action elevator
10. Forceps; According to the teeth which are to be extracted
11. A retraction device; is used to retract the tooth from the tongue.
12. Suction; is used to suck the irrigated water and saline.
13. Syringe to irrigate with normal saline into the socket.
14. Gauze pieces; are placed at the extraction site after the extraction.

How much does tooth extraction costs?

It costs differently in different countries and in different cities.
Cost also depends on the tooth condition and kind of tooth.
The canines and incisors and the mobile teeth, which can be simply extracted cost less the 
teeth which are extracted through a surgical procedure. In Pakistan, a simple tooth is extracted in a range of 1k to 6k rupees and a surgical tooth is extracted in a range of 3k to 10k.


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