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Surgical Tooth Extraction
When a tooth cannot be saved with a filling or root canal, surgical tooth extraction becomes necessary to protect your overall oral health. At DentoCorrect, surgical extractions are performed using a structured clinical approach, digital imaging, and controlled techniques to ensure safety, comfort, and predictable healing.
When Tooth Extraction Needed
Not all tooth extractions are straightforward. A dental extraction may be necessary when a tooth is broken below the gum line, severely decayed, impacted (such as wisdom teeth), or when infection has extended to the surrounding bone. It may also be recommended to create space for orthodontic treatment or when a tooth cannot be safely removed with standard forceps. Surgical access allows the dentist to remove the tooth in a controlled manner, minimizing trauma and supporting safer, more predictable healing.
Why Choose DentoCorrect for Tooth Extraction
At DentoCorrect dental clinic, tooth extraction is performed using a structured clinical approach that prioritizes safety, precision, and patient comfort. Every case is carefully evaluated to ensure predictable outcomes and a smooth healing experience.
Clinical Precision
Every extraction is guided by diagnostic imaging and structured planning. This allows accurate assessment of root position, bone levels, and surrounding structures, reducing surgical uncertainty and minimizing trauma.
Sterile Surgical Protocols
Strict infection control standards are maintained throughout the procedure. All instruments are sterilized, and clinical protocols are followed carefully to reduce the risk of post-operative complications.
Experienced Dental Team
Our clinicians are trained in surgical techniques for impacted and complex cases. Their experience supports controlled removal, careful tissue handling, and safer recovery for each patient.
Our Step by Step Surgical Tooth Extraction Process
Tooth removal procedures follow a structured clinical process focused on safety, precision, and patient comfort.
Detailed Clinical Examination
Your visit begins with a comprehensive assessment of the affected tooth, surrounding gum tissue, and bite condition.
Digital X-Ray and Imaging
We use digital radiography to evaluate root position, bone levels, and proximity to nerves. This reduces uncertainty and allows precise surgical planning.
Local Anesthesia for Comfort
The area is completely numbed before the procedure begins. You may feel mild pressure during removal, but you should not feel pain.
Controlled Surgical Removal
A small incision may be made in the gum to access the tooth. If required, the tooth is divided into sections for safer removal.
Site Cleaning & Closure
After removal, the area is cleaned thoroughly to remove debris or infection. Stitches may be placed if necessary to support healing.
Surgical Tooth Extraction and Future Oral Health
Timely surgical tooth extraction is not just about removing a problematic tooth it is about protecting your long-term oral health. Proper removal allows the area to heal correctly and prepares the mouth for future treatments if required. It also helps restore balance within the dental arch, supporting better function and comfort.
Prevent Infection Spread
An untreated infected tooth can allow bacteria to spread into the surrounding bone and gum tissue. Surgical removal eliminates the source of infection and protects overall oral health. Early intervention reduces the risk of swelling, abscess formation, and further complications.
Protect Adjacent Teeth
A damaged or impacted tooth can place pressure on neighboring teeth. Removing it prevents crowding, shifting, and structural damage. This helps maintain alignment and supports long-term dental stability.
Improve Overall Bite Balance
Problematic teeth can disturb the natural bite relationship. Dental extraction in selected cases helps restore functional harmony in the mouth. This improves chewing efficiency and reduces strain on surrounding teeth and jaw joints.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, the area is fully numbed with local anesthesia so you should not feel pain during the procedure. After the tooth is removed, you may feel mild discomfort or swelling, which is normal and manageable with prescribed pain relief.
The time can vary depending on complexity, but most surgical tooth extractions are completed within one appointment, typically taking around 60-90 minutes.
You can eat soft foods shortly after the procedure but should avoid hard, crunchy, spicy, or hot foods in the first few days. Chewing away from the extraction site supports better healing.
Often, yes, extracted teeth can be replaced with dental implants, bridges, or dentures. Your dentist can help determine the best replacement option for function and aesthetics.
You may need surgical extraction if the tooth has not fully erupted, is impacted, or is severely damaged and cannot be removed with basic techniques. This approach helps access difficult teeth safely.
