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Tooth Extraction Services in CTM

Tooth Extraction Services in CTM

Limited mouth opening assessed before extraction for CTM patient
  Dental Service
  Tooth Extraction Services
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Finding it hard to open your mouth fully can make eating, speaking and even brushing difficult. For patients from CTM, this stiffness is sometimes linked to a problem tooth at the back of the jaw, often a wisdom tooth with an infected gum around it.

A stiff jaw should be examined rather than ignored, because it can be a sign that infection is affecting the muscles near the tooth. The dentist looks for the cause and then plans the safest way forward.

Possible Causes Seen in CTM Patients

  • Infected wisdom tooth: Swelling around a partly erupted last molar.
  • Sore tissue over the molar: Pain in the gum covering or surrounding the back tooth.
  • Spreading infection: Infection moving into the spaces around the tooth.
  • Recurring molar pain: Long-standing pain in the back of the mouth.

Examining a Stiff Jaw for CTM Residents

The dentist gently checks how far you can open, looks at the gum and teeth, and asks about your medical history and medicines. A dental X-ray helps show the tooth's position and roots, even when opening is limited. If infection is present, it may need to be settled first with prescribed medicines, so that opening improves before the tooth is removed.

Removing the Tooth Once CTM Patients Can Open Comfortably

When the mouth opens enough, the tooth is removed under local anaesthesia, either as a simple or surgical extraction depending on its position. Each step is explained before it starts. Afterwards, follow the usual aftercare and eat soft, cool food. A review visit checks healing, and people coming from CTM Cross Roads can book it before they leave. If stiffness, pain or swelling increases, call the clinic.

Until your visit, choose soft food that needs little chewing and cut it into small pieces. Do not force the jaw open or try to stretch it. Gentle brushing of the front teeth and careful cleaning around the back, as far as is comfortable, helps keep bacteria down while the area is being treated.

Reaching Our Clinic from CTM

Our clinic is at 402, B Square 2, near Double Tree by Hilton, Iskcon–Ambli Road, Ahmedabad 380054. From CTM Cross Roads, travel towards the city centre, cross the Sabarmati river to west Ahmedabad and continue to the SG Highway and Iskcon Cross Roads. The clinic is on Ambli Road, a short distance from the crossroads. The drive is about 20 km and usually takes 40–50 minutes, depending on traffic. Book your appointment or call +91-990-964-4344.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tooth Extraction in CTM

Infection or inflammation around a back tooth, especially a wisdom tooth, can affect the muscles used for opening the jaw. This causes stiffness and pain. An examination helps find the cause so the right treatment can be planned.
The dentist may first treat the infection with prescribed medicines so the stiffness eases. Once you can open comfortably, the tooth can be removed under local anaesthesia. The dentist explains the timing after the examination.
It is a sign that the area needs attention, because infection can spread to nearby spaces. Call the clinic when you notice it rather than waiting. Early care usually makes treatment simpler and recovery more comfortable.
Bite on the gauze as advised, avoid rinsing, hard spitting, straws and tobacco for the first day, and eat soft, cool food. Take prescribed medicines on time. Attend the review visit and call if swelling or stiffness worsens.
Kkeswani Dental & Polyclinic on Iskcon–Ambli Road, Ahmedabad, offers tooth extraction by our dental specialists for patients from CTM. From CTM, the drive is about 20 km and usually takes 40–50 minutes, depending on traffic.

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