What are the taboos in symmetrical tooth extraction correction?

Dental health cannot be ignored for people's bodies, because dental health can have a great impact on the body. For example, many people in modern life have damaged teeth, which is mostly caused by unhealthy living and eating habits. Once the teeth are seriously damaged, tooth extraction is required. Symmetrical tooth extraction and correction technology is the most popular one. Let's take a look at what are the taboos of symmetrical tooth extraction and correction?

Tooth extraction is contraindicated in pregnant women. If a pregnant woman has her teeth extracted after three months of pregnancy, it may cause miscarriage, and after eight months of pregnancy it may cause premature birth.

People with habitual miscarriage should be prohibited from tooth extraction.

Patients with blood diseases should avoid tooth extraction. Patients with leukemia, aplastic anemia, pernicious anemia, hemophilia, and idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura should not have their teeth extracted because their lack of coagulation factors and coagulation dysfunction may cause heavy bleeding.

Diabetic patients should avoid tooth extraction. Because their resistance to pathogens is generally reduced, tooth extraction can easily lead to various infections, making the condition worse.

Tooth extraction is contraindicated in patients with heart disease. Because patients are afraid of tooth extraction, they will be nervous during the extraction, and the movement during the extraction may affect the patients.

Patients with cirrhosis and chronic hepatitis should avoid tooth extraction. These patients have a tendency to bleed, and tooth extraction may cause some harm to them.

Avoid tooth extraction during acute infectious diseases. Acute hepatitis, active pulmonary tuberculosis, measles, hemorrhagic fever and various acute inflammatory conditions, etc. Tooth extraction can easily lead to postoperative infection and spread of inflammation, so tooth extraction should be avoided before the disease is healed.

Avoid tooth extraction during menstruation. Tooth extraction during menstruation can cause excessive menstrual bleeding and lead to non-physiological blood loss.

Tooth extraction is prohibited for patients with heart disease. Generally speaking, patients with cardiac function level I or II can tolerate oral extraction and general minor surgery, but complete analgesia should be ensured and the patient should be quiet, not excited, fearful or nervous. 2% lidocaine is usually the first choice, and there is controversy over whether to use vasopressin during surgery. Regardless of the type of heart disease, tooth extraction is prohibited if there are symptoms of heart failure, such as difficulty breathing, cyanosis, lower limb edema, etc.