Tooth removal (extraction) generally begins with the dentist numbing the appropriate areas of the mouth. Additional sedatives may be used
depending upon the needs for your comfort.
Special instruments are used to loosen and remove the affected tooth. Surgical extractions may also require sutures to assist in proper healing.
After tooth removal you will be instructed on proper at-home care, which may include
prescription medications. Additional procedures may also be performed when removing a tooth
to protect your dental health and provide a
favorable outcome
Some teeth become non-restorable due to a variety of
conditions.
The affected tooth is then removed using
special instruments.
The space left by the extraction will need specific care, and may require additional procedures.
