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When is a Tooth Extraction Needed?

Tooth extractions are sometimes necessary when a tooth is too damaged or decayed to be repaired. Common reasons include severe decay, infection, advanced gum disease, or a tooth that’s broken beyond restoration. 

Extractions may also be recommended to make space for orthodontic treatment or to remove impacted wisdom teeth. At Parkside Dental, our dentist will explore every option to save your natural tooth first. Extraction will only be advised when it is the healthiest choice for your overall oral wellbeing.

Types of Extractions

Different situations call for different types of tooth extractions.

  • Wisdom Teeth Extractions: Often recommended when wisdom teeth are impacted, painful, or causing crowding. Removing them helps prevent infection and misalignment.
  • Simple Extractions: Used when a tooth is visible above the gum line and can be gently removed with minimal discomfort. These are common for severely decayed or damaged teeth.
  • Surgical Extractions: Needed when a tooth is broken, impacted, or not easily accessible. This procedure involves a small incision and may require sectioning the tooth for safe removal.

What to Expect During Your Extraction Appointment 

Tooth extractions are straightforward procedures designed to relieve pain and protect your oral health. Here’s what you can expect:

Consultation & Preparation:

Your dentist reviews X-rays, explains the process, and answers any questions before starting.

Comfort & Numbing:

A local anesthetic is applied so you remain completely comfortable throughout the procedure.

Gentle Removal:

The tooth is carefully loosened and removed using precise, gentle techniques to minimize discomfort.

Aftercare & Healing Guidance:

Your dentist provides detailed instructions to help you heal quickly and avoid complications.

Get In Before It Gets Worse 

Dental problems rarely go away on their own—catching them early is the key to avoiding pain, infection, and more complex treatments later on. Even a small cavity or mild discomfort can quickly become a bigger issue if left untreated. 

Regular check-ups and prompt care help protect not just your teeth, but your overall health too. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t wait for it to get worse. Our team is here to help you get the care you need quickly and comfortably, so you can get back to smiling confidently.

Our Office

We are located in the new building on the corner of Victoria Street and 2nd Ave. Our office is on the second floor – please buzz 0201 for entry.

Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday-Sunday: Closed

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