Tooth Extractions

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Teeth extraction becomes necessary for various reasons. Whether it's due to gum disease, extensive tooth decay, or a fracture beyond repair, there are instances where removal is the optimal solution. Creating space for orthodontic braces may also call for tooth extraction, particularly when teeth are poorly positioned. Additionally, impacted wisdom teeth often require extraction as a common preventive measure.

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Common Reasons for Tooth Extraction

You have extra baby teeth that block other teeth from coming in

You have baby teeth that do not fall out in time to allow the permanent teeth to come in

You are receiving orthodontic treatment that requires additional space in the mouth

Why Wisdom Teeth are Extracted

Depending on the circumstance, your dentist may recommend removing your wisdom teeth before or after they grow in. Generally, wisdom teeth appear during your late teenage years or early 20’s. If the wisdom teeth are decayed, cause pain, have a cyst, or are misaligned, they will need to be removed. Failing to remove misaligned wisdom teeth in the mouth may damage adjacent teeth and cause future dental health concerns. Teeth that are impacted can irritate your gums, which results in swelling and pain. If all four wisdom teeth require extraction, your dentist will usually take them out simultaneously. If you are interested in learning more about tooth extractions in Palm Beach Gardens, Westlake, or Lake Worth, contact us today!

How Wisdom Teeth are Extracted

You may have heard people say they are getting a tooth “pulled.” This is not an accurate term, as we do not pull out teeth to remove them. If we did, we could easily damage the surrounding teeth, gums, and/or bone.

If your tooth needs to be removed, we will numb the area and then “luxate” it. To luxate a tooth, we move it from side to side until it loosens and then gently lift it out of your mouth. Occasionally, we will cut the tooth in two or more pieces to remove it safely, especially if it has multiple roots going in different directions.

Looking for tooth extractions near you? Habashy Dental offers tooth extractions in three convenient locations. Contact us for more information or to schedule an appointment today!

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