Dental Extractions Innisfil

We Perform Tooth Extractions in our Clinic, Or Refer You to a Specialist

Severe Tooth Decay or Damage

When a tooth is too damaged to be restored with a filling or crown, extraction may be necessary to prevent further issues. Tooth restoration options will be discussed afterwards to restore your smile.

Impacted Wisdom Tooth

Wisdom teeth are the final set of molars that often do not have enough room to grow properly, leading to pain and potential misalignment. Wisdom tooth removal can help protect your oral health.

Orthodontic Treatment Preparation

In cases where teeth crowding affects the alignment, a dentist may recommend removing certain teeth as part of orthodontic treatment planning. This way, your teeth can properly shift into the desired position during orthodontic treatment.

No Matter Your Specific Needs, We're Ready to Treat Your Smile

Simple Tooth Extraction vs. Surgical Tooth Extraction

We like to be as open as possible with our patients and that involves ensuring they are educated about the treatment they are about to undergo. When it comes to a tooth extraction vs. a surgical tooth extraction, there are a few differences. A simple tooth extraction is a less invasive procedure that our dentist performs using local anesthesia. During this procedure, the tooth will be loosened and removed from the socket using forceps. This type of extraction is typically recommended for teeth that are visible above the gum line and can be easily accessed. On the other hand, surgical tooth extraction is a more complex surgical procedure necessary for teeth that are impacted, severely decayed, or broken below the gum line. Surgical extraction may involve making an incision in the gums to access the tooth or breaking the tooth into pieces for easier removal. 

Providing Tooth Extractions in Innisfil to Improve Patients’ Oral Health 

There Can be Many Benefits to Having a Tooth Extracted

Man with extracted tooth after tooth removal surgery. Pain after tooth extraction. High quality photo

Relief From Pain or Discomfort

If a tooth is severely decayed, damaged, or infected, it can cause significant pain and discomfort. By removing the tooth, the source of pain can be eliminated, providing relief.

Prevention of Infection

An infected tooth can lead to a more serious infection spreading to other parts of the body. By extracting the infected tooth, the risk of the infection spreading is minimized, protecting your smile and overall health. 

Correction of Overcrowding

In some cases, a tooth extraction may be necessary to create space in your mouth to promote proper alignment. This can improve the overall function and appearance of your smile.

Preparation of Orthodontic Treatment

Tooth extraction may be necessary to create space for orthodontic treatment, such as braces or Invisalign. Removing a tooth can help align the remaining teeth properly and improve the outcome of orthodontic treatment.

Prevention of Future Dental Issues

In some cases, tooth extraction may be recommended to prevent future dental problems such as overcrowding, decay, or gum disease. By removing a problematic tooth, your overall oral health may be improved.

We'll Provide You With Aftercare Instructions

Take Care of Your Teeth and Gums Following a Tooth Extraction or Surgery

The best way to take care of your oral hygiene and achieve a healthier, happier smile is by following our instructions! Ensure proper healing and prevent complications by following the instructions we provide you, such as avoiding strenuous activity, rinsing with salt water, and taking prescribed medications, which can help reduce pain, swelling, and the risk of infection. You can also promote faster healing and minimize the chances of experiencing any post-operative issues. Neglecting aftercare instructions can lead to prolonged healing times, increased discomfort, and potential complications that may require additional treatment. 

Are You Experiencing Pain or Discomfort, or Have an Injury?

Book an Appointment Today to Discuss the Possibility of Tooth Extraction

Whether your wisdom teeth are erupting, you’re experiencing tooth pain, you’ve been injured and have a broken tooth, etc., call our dental clinic in Innisfil today. We will work hard to save your teeth and gums and help you achieve a healthier smile.

If we see fit, we may refer you to a specialist for a tooth extraction.