Tooth extraction is performed with local anesthesia of the teeth and surrounding soft tissues, the tooth is numbed and the patient feels no pain during the procedure. The patient only perceives the sensation of pressure during the movement and removal of the tooth.

Children's first dental examinations are very important to prevent fear of the dentist. The first examination must be performed by a pediatric dentist. Nevertheless, it is the most reliable method to treat extremely anxious and fearful children under general anesthesia or sedation, not by force in the clinic.

Bleeding gums is not a normal condition. Failure to brush regularly and correctly can cause food debris to accumulate at the junction of teeth and gums. These deposits can harden over time and turn into tartar. Dental calculus disrupts gum health, causes problems such as gingivitis (gingivitis) and can cause bleeding. Neglecting these areas because the gums bleed can make the problem worse. What should be done in this case is to consult a dentist to remove tartar and then make regular and correct tooth brushing a habit.

Teeth whitening is a safe procedure when directed by a professional dentist. It is usually applied to people who want to remove tooth stains or lighten the color of their teeth. However, it may not be suitable for those with some dental problems.

Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums and is usually caused by irregular brushing and flossing. Treatment involves proper cleaning of the gums and adopting good oral hygiene habits.