Extraction

Extraction
A dental extraction is the removal of a tooth from the mouth. Depending on the condition of the tooth, extraction procedures include:
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Simple extraction: performed on visible teeth in the mouth under local anaesthesia (the tooth is loosened from its socket and then removed with dental forceps).
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Surgical extraction: a more complicated procedure for teeth that are badly broken down and cannot be removed without surgery.
When is extractions required?
The most common reasons why a dentist would advise extraction of a tooth are:
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Decayed or broken tooth that is beyond repair and restoration is no longer possible
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Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth
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Orthodontic treatments where it is necessary to make space for braces, dentures etc.
Whatever the reason may be, we’re more than happy to meet with you for an evaluation to determine exactly what is necessary for your individual needs. If you are ready to set your first appointment, you can contact us. We look forward to helping you!