Tooth Extraction

Tooth extraction is a common dental procedure used to remove teeth that cannot be preserved by other methods. This may be due to severe cavities, periodontal disease, trauma, or creating space for orthodontic treatment. The process of tooth removal is usually performed under local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort. After surgery, the doctor will provide detailed post-operative care guidance to promote healing and prevent complications. Although retaining natural teeth is always the first choice, in some situations, tooth removal may be a necessary step in maintaining overall oral health. After tooth removal, alternative solutions such as dental implants and dental bridges can be considered to restore missing teeth.

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