Tooth extractions
Sometimes a tooth cannot be restored safely, or it may be causing discomfort or infection. In these cases, a planned extraction is often the healthiest path forward. We review X-rays, explain why removal is recommended, and outline what the appointment will involve so there are no surprises.
Why a tooth might need to go
An extraction may be recommended for teeth that are:
- Damaged beyond repair
- Deeply decayed
- Causing pain, swelling, or infection
- Affecting spacing or comfort
What To Expect
Your dentist numbs the area thoroughly and checks that you feel comfortable before starting. Once the tooth is removed, we provide straightforward instructions for at-home care, healing expectations, and when to return if follow-up is needed.
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