Tooth Extractions
Removing a tooth that can't be saved, without a referral out of town.
When an extraction is necessary
Sometimes a tooth is too damaged or decayed to save, and removing it is what's best for your overall dental health. When that's the case, we'll walk you through why and what your options are afterward, whether that's a denture, a partial, an implant, or leaving the space as is.
Trained for more complex extractions
Dr. Dee trained in surgical extractions at the Koerner Center for Surgical Instruction, so many patients who might otherwise be referred out of town can be treated right here. We'll always tell you plainly if your case is one we recommend a specialist for.
What's next for the space
Unfortunately, some teeth just can't be saved, and having something to fill that space can matter for protecting the rest of your teeth. Ask us why, and we'll talk through dentures, partials, or implants, whichever fits your situation.
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