EXTRACTIONS & MINOR ORAL SURGERY
Dentist and patients normally do not like extraction teeth. Unfortunately, in some cases teeth have to be extracted for example (create space for crowded teeth, Badly broken teeth, Teeth which have severe bone loss around, angled teeth, wisdom teeth...etc).
Not all extracted teeth need to be replaced. In case you would like fill the gap with an artificial tooth you may do so by means of:
• Removable denture.
• Bridge.
• Implant
Your dentist should give you advise to the best solution that will suit your needs.
Dentist can perform  the majority of extractions by the use of local anesthesia. You should not feel any pain during the extraction. Your dentist will do a test to ensure that you do not feel pain during the procedure. If pain still persists your dentist may decide to give you some more anesthesia or postpone the procedure and prescribe some pain killers & antibiotics. 
The majority of teeth can be extracted without surgery. However, in some cases some teeth do have to be removed by surgery which also can be done using local anesthesia, for example (angled wisdom tooth, teeth that are bound to the jaw, submerged teeth under the gum partially erupted).
After the extraction slight pain may expected but usually relative with minor analgesic given immediately after or before surgery. Some extraction may result in mini fractures and requires 4 –6 weeks to heal properly. To control the pain your dentist usually prescribe for you painkillers with or without antibiotics.
You must keep the site of the extraction clean by rinsing with warm water & salt after hours and instruction after extraction to prevent the site from becoming infected.