Depending on how difficult the dentist anticipates the extraction will be, he might offer to perform the extraction for you, or else feel it is necessary to refer you to an oral surgeon who will perform the procedure. If so, change your web browser's settings so it does not compress graphic images. Taking your medical history. During the examination your dentist will collect relevant medical information from you. Even if your dentist doesn't ask, make sure you report if you have had any problems with any previous tooth extractions, or if you have any bleeding problems or medical conditions in general.
Some common medications can cause complications with tooth extractions.
The principles behind tooth extractions. Taking antibiotics before having a tooth extracted. Any antibiotics prescribed should always be taken as directed. Failure to do so can lead to the development of bacterial resistance to the antibiotic. Communicate with your dentist.