Tooth Extraction

The extraction of teeth is a minor surgical procedure performed by removing a tooth from the socket in the jawbone due to various reasons determined by the dentist, such as:

• Severe tooth decay reaching the nerve of the tooth that cannot be saved.
• To facilitate orthodontic treatment.
• Teeth damaged from accidents such as falling or impact, that cannot be repaired or have broken roots.
• Teeth that are dead and infected.
• Issues related to tooth positioning, like wisdom teeth, impacted teeth, or non-functional teeth.
• Severe gum infection and inflammation.
• Baby teeth not falling out at the appropriate time, inhibiting the eruption or positioning of permanent teeth.