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When Is a Tooth Extraction Necessary?We only recommend extraction after considering whether the tooth can be restored. Common reasons include:
Severe decay or damage that can’t be repaired with a filling, crown or root canal
Advanced gum disease that has loosened the tooth and caused bone loss
Infection or abscess that can’t be treated by other means
Impacted or problem wisdom teeth causing pain, swelling or crowding
Orthodontic needs, such as creating space before Invisalign or braces
Trauma, where a tooth is fractured below the gum line
Conditions Addressed by Tooth Extraction
This essential service addresses several critical dental situations:
Severe Decay: The tooth is extensively damaged by decay and cannot be effectively restored with a filling, crown, or root canal therapy.
Advanced Periodontal Disease: Gum disease has severely loosened the tooth, causing significant bone loss that threatens adjacent teeth.
Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Wisdom teeth (third molars) that are partially erupted or trapped beneath the gum line, causing pain, infection, or crowding.
Orthodontic Necessity: Removal of specific teeth is sometimes required to create space in the jaw for proper alignment during orthodontic treatment.
Trauma: A tooth has been severely fractured or damaged in an accident and cannot be salvaged.