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Gentle and Safe Tooth Extraction for a Brighter Smile

Our approach to tooth extractions

We prioritize your safety and comfort above all else. Our skilled dental team will thoroughly examine your teeth, discuss your treatment options, and address any concerns you may have before proceeding with any procedure. Additionally, we will provide you with detailed instructions on how to prepare for and recover from the treatment, ensuring that you feel informed and ready for the process.

When Do You Need to Have a Tooth Removed?

At times, it may not be the best option for your health to keep a tooth. Here are a few common reasons why a tooth may need to be extracted:
  1. Severe Tooth Decay
    When a tooth is extensively decayed and cannot be saved with a filling or root canal, extraction may be necessary to prevent the spread of infection.
  2. Cracked or Damaged Teeth
    Teeth that are broken or damaged beyond repair may need to be removed to alleviate pain and protect neighboring teeth.
  3. Advanced Gum Disease
    If gum disease has caused a tooth to become loose due to weakened bone and tissue, extraction may be required to safeguard your overall health.
  4. Creating Space for Braces
    In certain orthodontic cases, removing one or more teeth may be necessary to address crowding issues and allow for proper alignment.
  5. Impacted Wisdom Teeth
    Wisdom teeth that are impacted and causing pain, swelling, or damage to surrounding teeth should be removed early to prevent potential complications in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions


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