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Tooth Extractions in Los Angeles, CA

How We Handle Tooth Extraction

What to Expect During the Procedure


When is a Tooth Extraction Needed?

In some cases, removing a tooth is the best way to protect your oral health. Here are a few common reasons why an extraction may be necessary:

1. Deep Decay

2. Broken or Damaged Teeth

3. Advanced Gum Disease

4. Infection or Abscess

5. Impacted Wisdom Teeth

1

Deep Decay

When a tooth is severely decayed and can’t be restored with a filling or root canal, extraction may be necessary to stop the infection from spreading and protect surrounding teeth.

2

Broken or Damaged Teeth

Teeth that are severely cracked or damaged beyond repair may need to be extracted to relieve pain and prevent harm to surrounding teeth.

3

Advanced Gum Disease

Advanced gum disease can damage the bone and tissue that support your teeth. If a tooth becomes loose, extraction may be needed to protect your oral health.

4

Infection or Abscess

If an infection reaches the tooth’s pulp and a root canal isn’t possible, extracting the tooth may be the best option to stop the infection from spreading and safeguard your overall health.

5

Impacted Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth that don’t fully emerge can lead to pain, swelling, and crowding. Removing them early helps prevent complications and protects your surrounding teeth.


Frequently Asked Questions

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