Assertion: tooth | /r/HasProperty | extracted
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Source sentences:
text: The tooth will likely either need to be ROOT CANALED or EXTRACTED, and the infection may need to be INCISED AND DRAINED (I&D).
text: If your dentist has bone reinforcement at the same time as the tooth is extracted, it can heal faster.
text: X-rays can reveal the severity of bone loss that has occurred after your tooth was extracted, as well as if a bone graft is necessary.
text: Usually after a tooth extraction, a blood clot naturally forms in the socket — the hole in the bone where the tooth has been extracted.
text: Also, the tooth may also be extracted, allowing drainage through the socket, and the third way to drain the abscess would be by incision into the swollen gum tissue.
text: After the tooth is extracted, you may feel some pain and experience some swelling.
text: If a tooth must be extracted, the socket can be filled with bone grafting material.
text: Here are three simple rules when bone grafting should be done after a tooth is extracted:
text: Bone formation starts after about 10 days from when the tooth was extracted.
text: If a tooth is extracted there will be a tooth extraction site that needs to heal and fill-in with bone prior to or at the same time as getting a dental implant.
text: Depending on the size of the tooth that was extracted, the ridge graft requires between three to six months before an implant can be placed.
text: This type of bone grafting for a tooth implant is called a socket graft and it is typically performed after a tooth is extracted.
text: What happens to surrounding bone when a tooth is extracted?
text: In extreme cases (such as a vertical fracture), tooth may need to be extracted 6-8 weeks: clinical and radiographic examination
text: In extreme cases (such as a vertical fracture), tooth may need to be extracted 6-8 weeks: clinical and radiographic examination
text: However, if the crack extends below the gum line, it is no longer treatable, and the tooth cannot be saved and will need to be extracted.
text: When your tooth is extracted, bone graft material is immediately inserted into the socket void.
text: At the extraction appointment, your dentist will numb, or anesthetize, the tooth to be extracted, as well as the jawbone and gums surrounding it.
text: When a tooth is extracted or lost due to trauma, there are no longer roots to stimulate the alveolar bone.
text: In order to prepare for placement of a dental implant, the tooth will need to be extracted.
text: and bone when a tooth is extracted?
text: If that is the case, the tooth will need to have a root canal, or be extracted.
text: It is important that the treatment decision is discussed before the tooth is extracted.
text: But most likely it is the edge of the socket where the tooth was extracted.
text: When a tooth is extracted, the tissue undergoes what is known as resorption (a breakdown) at the cellular level that takes component materials and disperses them elsewhere throughout the body.
text: The tooth will have to be extracted if a root canal treatment is not performed to save it.
text: If not treated, the bone and connective tissue surrounding the tooth may become so severely damaged that the tooth will fall out or need to be extracted.