Tooth extraction Almere
Having your teeth pulled is not a treatment people look forward to. At Dentist Almere we do everything we can to make your treatment as quick, painless and pleasant as possible.
This is what you can expect from a tooth extraction
First, we check whether it is really necessary to extract your tooth. We discuss possible alternatives, such as root canal treatment. Is extraction still the best option? Then we will discuss if an implant is something for you to consider, to try and keep your teeth as functional as possible.
By maintaining a calm atmosphere and taking time to discuss everything thoroughly in advance, we help you to combat any anxiety you may have.
What you need to do after an extraction
After an extraction you will need to rest and avoid activities that may disturb the repair for at least 72 hours, think: rinsing too vigorously, sucking on straws, smoking, drinking alcohol or chewing near the extraction site.
We will talk you through all you need to know to make sure that the repair remains pain-free and manageable at home, and when to come back for a check-up.
About Tandarts Almere
A good dentist is not only good with teeth, but also with people. At Tandarts Almere we always take the time to explain properly what we will be doing, and just as importantly, why we´re doing it. We provide a calm and pleasant environment at our clinic in central Almere, and we´re open from Monday to Thursday, right up to 17:30 hrs.
Everyone is welcome at Tandarts Almere. There is no waiting list, so you can sign up in as little time as it takes to brush your teeth. And that appointment? We can plan that in straight away. At a time that fits your work schedule or daily rhythm.
Are you looking for an emergency dentist in Almere? For emergency dentistry you´re also in the right place at Tandarts Almere. We are always on hand to help people with serious or acute pain. Give us a call before you come by. We´re very expat-friendly too. You can speak English with all our staff and we even provide correspondence in English if preferable.