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If the wrong tooth is extracted, the oral surgeon should proceed with removing the correct tooth unless the extractions are for orthodontic purpose when it may be better to seek the advice of the patients’ orthodontist first. The tooth extracted in error, particularly if it is otherwise healthy, should be immediately replaced in its socket. If mobile, it should be held in place with a custom made vacuum-formed splint for approximately 4 weeks. It is likely that it will subsequently require to be root-filled and if there is any doubt about its prognosis, the advice of a consultant restorative dentist should be sought.
Final impression is as important as the First Impression! Make sure you do that right. Wishing you all the very best :)
We are offering a 1-on-1 personalized Interview coaching session to help you nail the admission interviews and also to bring out the best in you!
Link to book your slot: caapidsimplified.com/products/ols/products/interview-coaching
Thank you so much this is so helpful
Glad it was helpful! Nagwan. Were you able to use these at any interview you attended?
This is so helpful. Thank you so much. I have an upcoming interview with CU. I will definitely use your tips.
That's awesome Kallel, good luck!
What should we do after extracting wrong tooth ?
If the wrong tooth is extracted, the oral surgeon should proceed with removing the correct tooth unless the extractions are for orthodontic
purpose when it may be better to seek the advice of the patients’ orthodontist first.
The tooth extracted in error, particularly if it is otherwise healthy, should be immediately replaced in its socket. If mobile, it should be held in place with a custom made vacuum-formed splint for approximately 4 weeks. It is likely that it will subsequently require to be root-filled and if there is any doubt about its prognosis, the advice of a consultant restorative dentist should be sought.