Tooth Extraction

Reasons You Might Need a Tooth Extraction:

Severe Decay or Trauma: When a tooth is severely decayed or damaged and cannot be repaired with a filling, crown, or root canal, extraction may be necessary to avoid
further complications.
Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Impacted wisdom teeth that cannot fully emerge or are growing at an incorrect angle may cause pain, infection, or damage to nearby teeth. Removing
these teeth can help prevent these issues.
Overcrowding: If your teeth are excessively crowded, an extraction may be necessary to create space for proper
alignment, especially before orthodontic treatment.
Infection: An infection affecting the tooth pulp that cannot be treated with antibiotics or root canal therapy may require
extraction to prevent the infection from spreading further.
Gum Disease: Severe gum disease can result in loose teeth, and in some cases, tooth extraction may be necessary to safeguard the health of adjacent teeth and gums.