Tooth Removal

Tooth Removal

When a tooth is damaged beyond repairs, tooth extraction the most suggested solution so that one doesn't experience much pain and difficulty. While you may want your natural teeth for life, some situations demand extraction.

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Some of those situations include:

1. Excessive decays and cavities
2. Severely fractured tooth
3. Loose tooth
4. Partially erupted tooth
5. Uncontrolled infection
6. Teeth crowding or misalignment
7. Impacted wisdom tooth
8. To make space for an orthodontic treatment

How does Our Tooth Extraction Process Look Like?
Here, at The Dentist, we understand the importance of your natural teeth, and we do our best to help you retain them. Our dentist will first perform an initial examination of your dental problem by checking the damaged area and asking a few questions. An X-ray may also be required to determine the need for extraction. Our dentists are trained in skills required to perform a smooth extraction. Before pulling your teeth, anaesthesia is injected to numb the area. The extraction is then performed. While this is the common way of performing tooth extraction, it may vary depending on your situation.

An empty tooth socket not only ruins your smile but can also damage your adjacent teeth. Hence, once the procedure is completed, we suggest tooth replacement options like bridges, dentures, and dental implants. Visit us today and we will guide you through the process of extraction and suggest the best post-extraction remedies so that you heal fast.