Tooth Extractions Stuart
Removing Severely Damaged Teeth to Preserve Your Oral Health
Our team always prioritizes the preservation and health of your natural smile, which is why we never recommend a tooth extraction in Stuart unless we believe it’s absolutely necessary. Whether a tooth is causing you pain or it’s severely damaged, our team can help keep the issue from spreading by removing the source. If you’re in pain or your tooth is noticeably decayed, call our office today to schedule a same-day emergency appointment.
Why Choose Family & Implant Dentistry of Stuart for Tooth Extractions?
- Relax During Treatment with Nitrous Oxide Sedation
- Dental Practice Open on Saturday
- Same-Day Dental Emergency Appointments Available
Why Tooth Extractions Can Be Necessary
- Tooth Decay: Severe decay that has damaged the tooth structure beyond repair can necessitate an extraction. Leaving a decayed tooth untreated can lead to infections and complications.
- Gum Disease: Advanced periodontal disease can weaken the supporting tissues and bone around a tooth. Extraction can help prevent further infection and bone loss.
- Crowding: Some individuals may have overcrowded mouths, making it necessary to remove teeth to create enough space for proper alignment. This is often done before orthodontic treatments.
- Trauma: Teeth that have suffered severe trauma, such as fractures or dislocation, may need to be extracted if they cannot be restored.
The Tooth Extraction Process
Before the extraction, our dentist will conduct a thorough examination, including taking X-rays, to assess the tooth's condition. To ensure you don't feel pain during the procedure, we will administer a local anesthetic to numb the area around the tooth. The dentist will use specialized tools to loosen and remove the tooth from its socket gently.
In some cases, a surgical extraction may be required, which involves making a small incision to access the tooth. Afterward, our dentist will provide instructions on caring for the extraction site to promote healing and minimize discomfort.