How much does extraction of tooth cost in India?

Kathuria’s Dentistry it varies between Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 10,000 per wisdom tooth removal. Cost is depending on the type of tooth extractions i.e. simple tooth extraction and surgical tooth extraction.

What is the charge for tooth extraction?

On average, however, a simple or routine extraction will start at a cost of Rs 3000. Also, the extraction fee does not include the cost of any initial examination and X-rays required to tell whether the tooth needs removing. The average fee for an examination is Rs 600.

Is dental work cheap in India?

The price of dental work in India is significantly cheaper than in the US. This is due to the much lower cost of living and cost of running a business, rather than a difference in standards. For some treatments you can pay up to 90% less than in the US; we’ll give more information about prices a little later on.

Is it painful after tooth extraction?

A certain degree of pain and discomfort is normal after a tooth extraction. However, you should be able to manage normal pain with the pain reliever prescribed by your dentist or oral surgeon, and the pain should lessen with time.

What should I do with my extracted teeth?

Kept moist in a simple solution such as water or saline, placed in a container with a secure lid to prevent leaking during transport or storage, and labeled with the biohazard symbol until sterilization. Heat-sterilized to allow for safe handling.

Can you return an extracted tooth to a patient?

Yes, you may return extracted teeth to patients upon request. Once an extracted tooth is returned to a patient, it is no longer considered a potential risk to dental health care personnel and is no longer subject to the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.

How are extracted teeth used in preclinical education?

Extracted teeth used for preclinical educational training should be: 1 Cleaned so there is no visible blood or debris. 2 Kept moist in a simple solution such as water or saline, placed in a container with a secure lid to prevent leaking during transport or storage, and labeled with the 3 Heat-sterilized to allow for safe handling.

Is it safe to heat sterilize extracted teeth?

Heat-sterilized to allow for safe handling. Teeth that do not contain amalgam are preferred for educational use because they can be safely autoclaved. Extracted teeth containing amalgam should not be heat-sterilized because of the potential health hazard associated with possible mercury vaporization and exposure.