Tooth extraction is a procedure that often causes physical and psychological discomfort in patients. Modern dentistry offers many methods that relieve pain during surgery. One of them is tooth root extraction under general anesthesia. General anesthesia is the administration of anesthetic drugs that act to suppress the central nervous system. The patient falls into a deep sleep, his muscles are relaxed, and pain sensitivity is reduced. Anesthesia allows for tooth extraction to be performed as comfortably as possible.
The anesthesiologist at the K+31 clinic does not recommend performing tooth extraction under general anesthesia in Moscow if the following contraindications are present:
If the patient received the vaccine less than a week ago, he is temporarily contraindicated to have a tooth extracted under general anesthesia due to reduced immunity and a high probability of developing adverse reactions.
In this section we have collected answers to the most frequently asked questions about the procedure of tooth extraction under anesthesia.
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Indications for tooth extraction under general anesthesia
Teeth extraction under general anesthesia in Moscow is performed in the following cases:
In cases where the patient is bothered by hyperactivity or neurological disorders that prevent prolonged sitting in one place, general anesthesia ensures the safety and effectiveness of treatment.