Yes: A dental extraction is a surgical procedure that entails these risks and more. Rest assured that millions of teeth have been extracted without complications but in the modern era, you need to be informed about these risks so you can give legal consent to having that procedure done.
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Definitely, yes: There are certain risks associated with any tooth extraction. The most common complications are infection, dry socket, damage to surrounding teeth, tissue and nerves and bleeding. However, as long as you follow your dentist’s instructions, you should be able to avoid this complications.
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Yes, but: Yes, but unlikely. To minimize problems with extraction, have procedure done by oral surgeon. Also, consider seeing TMJ expert for jaw problem.
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The removal.: Maxillary teeth are usually easier to remove and easier to heal from.
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Very little: always a risk but most extractions are routine without any complications. Seek a second opinion if you are concerned from an oral surgeon who will answer all your questions
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