Tooth extractions are sometimes necessary when decay, infection, or damage cannot be repaired. We focus on making the procedure as comfortable as possible and provide clear guidance for healing and long-term tooth replacement options when needed.

Why an Extraction?

While Tooth Extractions may not be fun, there are some positive aspects:

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Removes Pain

Tooth decay can be painful, an extraction may be necessary to stop that pain

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Prevents Damage

Tooth decay spreads, extracting an existing tooth can prevent more tooth loss

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An extraction leaves an open space that gives you more options for restoration

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this extraction hurt?

You’ll be fully numbed, and most patients feel only pressure during the procedure.

How long should I expect recovery to last?

Most patients heal within a few days, though complete healing can take a couple of weeks.

Do I need to replace this tooth?

Replacing missing teeth prevents shifting and bite changes, so we often recommend it.

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