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Easy and Comfortable Tooth Extractions
We at Foundation Implants & Periodontics give “keeping your natural teeth” first priority. But sometimes the best thing to do to end pain, stop further problems, and protect your oral health is to have a tooth extraction.
For complex cases including broken and infected tooth removal, our skilled periodontists provide advanced tooth extraction services. We use cutting-edge procedures to encourage quick healing and our experience in minimally invasive approaches guarantees your comfort throughout the procedure. We also understand the value of planning for tooth replacement, and our tooth extraction dentist will work with you to build a personalized plan to restore your beautiful, functional smile.
When Is Extraction Recommended?
Tooth extraction is recommended to be the best course of action when there are:
- Severe decay or infection that cannot be treated.
- Gum disease that resulted in tooth loosening and bone loss.
- Problems with alignment and overcrowding.
- Traumatic injury that permanently damages the tooth
When Is Extraction Recommended?
Tooth extraction is recommended to be the best course of action when there are:
- Severe decay or infection that cannot be treated.
- Gum disease that resulted in tooth loosening and bone loss.
- Problems with alignment and overcrowding.
- Traumatic injury that permanently damages the tooth
Our Extraction Services
Before any extraction, we prioritize discussing your tooth replacement options. This ensures you have all the information you need to make the best decision for your smile. Our services include:
Tooth Extractions
When necessary, we offer extractions, ensuring a smooth and comfortable process.
Surgical Extractions
Surgical extractions are necessary when a tooth is impacted, fractured, or inaccessible. Here, the tooth or tooth pieces are extracted by creating an incision in the gum.
Surgical Extractions
Surgical extractions are necessary when a tooth is impacted, fractured, or inaccessible. Here, the tooth or tooth pieces are extracted by creating an incision in the gum.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Impacted or troublesome wisdom teeth may lead to a variety of problems, including infection, crowding, and jaw discomfort. Our periodontists provide comfortable wisdom tooth extractions.
Sedation Options
We are aware that a lot of people experience anxiety before extractions. We provide a variety of sedation alternatives including oral sedatives and nitrous oxide to guarantee your total comfort. We will work with you to choose the most appropriate sedation option.
Sedation Options
We are aware that a lot of people experience anxiety before extractions. We provide a variety of sedation alternatives including oral sedatives and nitrous oxide to guarantee your total comfort. We will work with you to choose the most appropriate sedation option.
Tooth Replacement Solutions
To stop bone loss, the movement of neighboring teeth, and the overstressing and breaking of adjacent teeth, the area left by a removed tooth must be filled. Single-tooth implants, implant bridges, and perio-safe partial dentures are among the choices available at our premises. We can often place a dental implant at the same time as extraction for efficient tooth replacement. Contact us today to discuss your situation and learn if an extraction and replacement procedure is right for you.
Frequently Asked Question
A simple extraction of a fully erupted tooth usually takes twenty to forty minutes. Depending on the tooth location and degree of difficulty, surgical extractions of impacted teeth might take thirty minutes to an hour.
An extraction will probably cause you some pain and discomfort for the first three to four days. This is typical while the healing process in your mouth occurs. After the fourth day, the discomfort should significantly reduce.
For the first twenty-four hours after the extraction, eat only soft meals like soup, pudding, and yogurt. Then, avoiding the extraction site, you can start adding semi-soft meals as tolerated for a few days before returning to your regular diet.
It takes the gum tissues three to four weeks to recover initially after an extraction. While a blood clot develops in a week or two, the gums may take many months to completely heal and the socket region filled with bone.
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