Before Complex Extraction
Patient preparation for complex tooth extraction.
Patient Memo
These are general recommendations before a complex extraction. The doctor’s individual instructions always take priority.
How the procedure is performed
- The doctor clarifies complaints and treatment goals.
- An examination is performed; diagnostics if needed.
- We discuss the plan and answer questions.
- The procedure is performed with comfort monitoring.
- At the end, we summarize and provide recommendations.
How long the appointment takes
- Usually 30–60 minutes, depending on the scope of work.
- In complex cases it may take longer; exact timing will be confirmed before starting.
How to prepare
3–7 days before
- Get a CT scan or panoramic X-ray if it was prescribed.
- Clarify your medication and test schedule, if required.
- Reduce smoking if possible.
On the day of the procedure
- Have a light meal 1–2 hours before.
- Brush your teeth and use dental floss.
- Do not smoke 2–3 hours before the visit.
What to bring with you
- A list of medications and allergies.
- Imaging (CT / panoramic), if available.
- A contact phone number for an accompanying person, if needed.
If antibiotics or other medications are prescribed, start them only according to the doctor’s instructions.
What you can and cannot do
| CAN | CANNOT |
|---|---|
| Have a light meal before the visit | Consume alcohol 24–48 hours before the procedure |
| Bring imaging and a medication list | Stop regular medications on your own |
| Inform us about your condition and chronic illnesses | Come fasting without the doctor’s instructions |
| Plan rest for the day of the procedure | Hide allergies or medical conditions |
Frequently asked questions
Only if prescribed by the doctor. If you have referrals, complete them in advance.
Usually yes, but for longer procedures or if you feel anxious, it’s better to bring someone with you.
Yes, a light meal 1–2 hours before is usually recommended unless instructed otherwise.
