Extractions

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Simple

Simple tooth extraction involves the removal of teeth that are visible in the mouth. General dentists often perform this procedure in their dental practices, using a local anesthetic to numb the area and reduce the pain experienced by the patient.

Traumatic (Bone Preservation)

The extractions in our office are performed in such a way that we do not damage the bone contour of the piece to be extracted. In such a way that we prevent the deterioration, deformation and resorption of the supporting bone. So it may be more predictable to place an implant to replace the tooth, or to maintain the aesthetic anatomy in case of using a prosthesis, either fixed or removable in that area.

However, if you are considering an implant in the future, you might also consider a bone filling at the same time of extraction to preserve as much bone height and width as possible.

Surgical

A surgical extraction is one in which the doctor has to remove gum tissue or bone in order to extract the tooth. In order to know whether or not a surgical extraction is necessary, the doctor will have to take x-rays.