Tooth Extractions in Sydney CBD
There are some instances when a tooth may not be saved from treatment such as root canal therapy. If a tooth is severely decayed or infected, the best long-term solution for the patient may be to actually have the tooth removed.
At CDC Dental, our dentist is highly experienced in dental extractions, including wisdom tooth removal. Not only will he ensure that you’re comfortable and pain-free during the procedure, but he can also arrange a natural-looking replacement option to give you a beautiful and confident smile once again.
When Might a Tooth Require Removal?
There are plenty of reasons why a tooth may need to be extracted, many of which we’ve listed below:
- A tooth so damaged that it is beyond repair
- Severe infection
- Periodontal disease
- Impaction or overcrowding
What Are the Signs that a Tooth Needs Extraction?
There are multiple signs and symptoms that may indicate a tooth needs removal. Keep in mind that many of these are actually symptoms of other, more treatable issues, so each individual case will require a thorough examination by our dentist.
- Swollen gums around a tooth
- Severe pain or discomfort
- Pain that increases when chewing or applying pressure
- Signs of gum disease, such as bleeding gums and inflammation
- Jaw pain or stiffness
Care After Your Tooth is Removed
Once we extract a tooth, the care doesn’t stop there. Our team want to ensure your smile is beautiful, healthy, and functional, which is why we also present you with a number of tooth replacement options.
When a tooth is removed, the surrounding teeth can often drift into its place, causing additional issues with your bite and the aesthetic of your smile. Replacing your tooth in a timely manner can preserve proper tooth placement and prevent this shifting. Just two of our high-quality replacement options include a dental implant or bridge.
Schedule An Appointment
Are you experiencing dental pain or discomfort? Please schedule an appointment at CDC Dental so we can assist you ASAP!
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Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Before moving forward, it is recommended that you seek a second opinion from an appropriately licensed medical professional.
