Extractions are indicated for a number of reasons; some are simple extractions and
others are surgical extractions. Appropriate client education regarding the extraction
procedure, potential complications, other treatment options, and aftercare should
be provided before the actual procedure. A plan for managing the pain associated with
any existing dental disease and that associated with the extraction procedure should
be formulated.
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