Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth due to severe decay, infection, trauma, or overcrowding. In some cases, wisdom teeth may also need to be extracted if they are impacted or causing discomfort. While preserving natural teeth is always our priority, extraction may be necessary to prevent further oral health issues. Types of Tooth Extractions Simple Extraction: Performed when the tooth is visible and easily accessible. Surgical Extraction: Required for impacted, broken, or severely damaged teeth (e.g., wisdom teeth).
Local anesthesia ensures a comfortable experience.
We use advanced techniques to make extractions safe and efficient.
Detailed aftercare instructions for faster healing.
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No, we use local anesthesia to numb the area, ensuring a pain-free procedure. Mild discomfort after the extraction is normal and can be managed with pain relievers.
Most patients recover within 7 to 10 days, but full healing may take a few weeks. Following proper aftercare speeds up recovery.
Avoid smoking, drinking through a straw, and eating hard or spicy foods for a few days to prevent complications like dry socket.
If the extraction is not a wisdom tooth, we recommend a dental implant, bridge, or denture to prevent bone loss and maintain a healthy smile.
