Baby teeth, also known as primary teeth, serve an important role in a child’s development, helping them to chew and speak properly. However, there are instances where a dentist may recommend that a baby tooth be extracted. Here are some reasons why this might happen:
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Dental problems such as cavities, infections, or trauma can cause damage to the nerves and blood vessels in the center of the tooth. In such cases, the dentist has two options to resolve the issue – root canal therapy or tooth extraction.
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Going under general anesthesia is a big step, especially if you’re having it done at an ambulatory surgery center. While the procedure is safe, it’s important to be prepared so that you feel as comfortable as possible. Here are a few things you can do to get ready:
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Having a separate anesthesiologist in addition to the surgeon is a common practice in most surgical procedures, including dental surgeries. There are several reasons why using a separate anesthesiologist is recommended over having the surgeon perform the anesthesia.
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