Image

Safe Extractions, Stronger Foundations

Preserving our natural teeth is important, but there are times when tooth extraction is necessary. If you are experiencing toothache or gum pain, it is crucial to see your dentist for an evaluation. During your visit, we will take a dental X-ray to assess the condition of your teeth. In some cases, extraction may be recommended for patients with significant decay or other issues.
  • An impacted tooth: this is a tooth that fails to emerge from the gums or jawbone.
  • Crowding or small mouth: in a crowded mouth, teeth may struggle to emerge, which can cause shifts or cracks in the teeth.
  • Decay or infection: a decayed tooth needs to be removed to avoid further infection and chewing problems.
Having a tooth extracted is never a pleasant experience, but it is necessary to eliminate infections and restore your oral health. We make sure the extraction process is painless by providing anesthesia tailored to your needs. Please arrange for a family member or friend to drive you home after the procedure due to the effects of the anesthesia.

Post-Extraction Care

Bone Grafting

New Patients Appointments Welcome