Tooth Extractions

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Gentle Tooth Extractions: Protecting Your Long-Term Health

At our practice, we view tooth extraction as a last resort, but also as a vital step in protecting your overall oral health. Whether a tooth is severely decayed, impacted, or creating crowding issues, we perform extractions with a focus on “atraumatic” techniques. This means we preserve as much surrounding bone and tissue as possible, ensuring a faster healing process and leaving you in the best position for future restorative options like dental implants.

The Key Benefits of Extractions

Eliminates Chronic Pain

Quickly removes the source of severe toothaches or pressure caused by infection and overcrowding.

Prevents Infection Spread

Stopping the spread of bacteria from a non-salvageable tooth to the rest of your mouth and jawbone.

Creates Space for Alignment

Essential for orthodontic success when crowding prevents teeth from moving into their ideal positions.

Protects Adjacent Teeth

Removing a diseased or impacted tooth prevents it from damaging the roots or enamel of healthy neighboring teeth.

Why Choose Us for Your Extraction?

Atraumatic Technique: We use specialized instruments designed to remove the tooth gently, preserving the socket and reducing post-operative swelling.
Sedation Options: For patients with dental anxiety, we offer various levels of sedation to ensure you are completely relaxed and comfortable throughout the procedure.
Advanced Healing: We offer Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) or socket preservation therapy to accelerate healing and maintain bone volume for future implants.
Integrated Care Path: We don’t just pull the tooth; we provide a clear roadmap for replacement (implants or bridges) so you never have to worry about a gap in your smile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a tooth extraction hurt?
The area is completely numbed with local anesthesia, so you should only feel pressure, not pain. For extra comfort, we offer sedation options to help you stay relaxed.
What is the recovery time?
Most patients feel back to normal within 3 to 5 days. We provide a detailed aftercare kit, including instructions on diet and activity, to ensure a smooth recovery.
What can I eat after the procedure?
Stick to soft foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, or lukewarm soups for the first 24–48 hours. Avoid straws and crunchy foods to protect the healing site.
Do I need to replace the extracted tooth?
Unless it is a wisdom tooth, we generally recommend replacement. This prevents your other teeth from shifting and maintains your jawbone density.


What is a "Dry Socket" and how do I avoid it?
A dry socket occurs if the blood clot is dislodged. You can avoid this by not smoking, not using straws, and following our gentle rinsing instructions for the first week.

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