Extractions: are made when the permanent tooth is erupting and the baby tooth has not fallen off, we must extract it so that the permanent tooth has the sufficient space. Also in the event that a tooth has been affected by a cavity, and it’s impossible to keep it in mouth, it is necessary to remove it to avoid an infection.
Surgical window: when a permanent tooth eruption is difficult because the gum is fibrous, it is necessary to make a small cut in the gum to expose the tooth in the process of eruption.
Mucocele removal: when the minor salivary gland is covered, usually on the inside of lip, this is filled with fluid and is necessary to remove that encapsulated liquid.