Oral Surgery is a branch of dentistry that involves surgical intervention. The most common oral surgical procedure is the extraction/removal of the teeth. Other procedures include dental implant placement, jaw surgeries, cyst removal etc.
Why Sterilization?
Our oral cavities are harboured with microbes. Improper sterilization might lead to spread of germs and infections from the patients to patient. This spread is especially apparent when the dental instruments are improperly sterilized, with remnants of infectious microbes, causing cross contamination. Patients undergoing oral surgical procedures are especially vulnerable to infections like HIV or hepatitis as these procedures are invasive and might easily cause blood contamination.
What are the consequences of improper sterilization and disinfection?
- Infections like Hepatitis and HIV.
- Re- infection after the surgical procedure. Might cause the accumulation of pus known as abscess formation.
- Dry socket post extraction of a tooth, which is failure of formation or dislodgement of the blood clot due to infection, leaving to poor healing of the surgical site.
Why Teeth Care Centre (TCC)?
TCC adheres to stringent 7 step sterilization protocol that meets the Centre for Disease Control and American Dental Association guidelines. We have a separate sterilization area and private operatories with single treatment units to prevent cross contamination and provide a sterile environment. TCC follow highest level of infection control by employing class B autoclave Melag Vaccuclave 23B+ from Germany to ensure 100% protection against microorganisms. We have an efficient team of doctors ensuring minimal or nil chances of post operative complications.
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