In certain situations when it’s necessary to preserve a patient’s oral health, Comfort Dental Care and Orthodontics provides extraction services. Tooth extraction is the careful removal of a tooth whether due to adult teeth coming in (in the case of baby teeth), for instances where disease or decay necessitate removal, or sometimes for other reasons, such as preparing a patient’s mouth for orthodontic appliances.
Sometimes tooth extraction is necessary to preserve the overall health of your teeth and mouth, and the procedure can have a number of benefits. Oftentimes, patients need extraction to facilitate the proper growth of adult teeth (in the case of baby teeth), or if they experience discomfort and require the removal of a diseased or decaying tooth, or to set up mouths for orthodontia such as braces.
You can expect advanced, compassionate dental care at all times from Comfort Dental Care and Orthodontics. During your initial tooth extraction consultation, our experts will meticulously examine your teeth and address any issues that are of concern to you, with a focus on listening, hearing and understanding your needs.
During your consultation, notify us about any medications or supplements you are taking as some may interfere with the extraction of your tooth, especially blood-thinning medications.
Following your tooth extraction, you should focus on eating soft foods such as yogurt, pudding, applesauce, and soup before gradually moving up to more solid foods.
Your teeth, mouth, and gums are of paramount importance to your overall health, your quality of life, and your attractiveness, which is why you should choose the patient-advocate focused expertise of Comfort Dental Care and Orthodontics where you have all the experts under one roof utilizing the latest innovations in dental care to optimize your oral health.
Our commitment to you is to deliver affordable excellence and brilliant smiles, making Comfort Dental Care and Orthodontics your family’s partner for all tooth extractions.
A simple extraction to remove a tooth is performed when a tooth can still be seen in the mouth. In the case of a simple extraction, an instrument called an elevator will be used to loosen your tooth, and then forceps are used to remove the tooth.
If necessary, a surgical extraction is more complex and is used when a tooth may have broken off at or below the gum line or has not come into the mouth yet. We will make a small incision into your gum, and if you have a tooth that is impacted, we will skillfully cut away any gum or bone tissue that covers your tooth, and then using forceps, we will grasp the tooth and gently rock it back and forth to loosen and remove it.
