Tooth Extractions

Tooth extractions are performed to remove severely damaged, decayed, or problematic teeth to protect your overall oral health.

What Are Tooth Extractions?

• Surgical or Simple Removal: Teeth are carefully removed either through a simple pull or minor surgical procedure.
• Necessary for Health: Done when a tooth cannot be saved with restorative treatment.
• Performed Safely: Conducted under local anesthesia for a comfortable, pain-free experience.

When Are They Needed?

• Severe Tooth Decay: When the damage is beyond repair.
• Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Especially if causing pain, crowding, or infection.
• Advanced Gum Disease: When teeth become loose due to bone loss.
• Orthodontic Preparation: Sometimes needed to make space for proper alignment.

Benefits of Tooth Extraction

• Pain Relief: Eliminates discomfort caused by infected or damaged teeth.
• Prevents Spread of Infection: Protects surrounding teeth and gums.
• Improves Oral Health: Reduces risk of complications from impacted or decayed teeth.
• Facilitates Further Treatment: Supports braces, dentures, or implant planning.

Who Can Benefit?

• Patients with Non-Restorable Teeth: Due to decay, fracture, or infection.
• Wisdom Tooth Issues: Those experiencing discomfort or jaw crowding.
• Orthodontic Patients: Needing space for teeth alignment.
• People with Advanced Periodontal Disease: Where teeth become unstable.