Tooth Extraction

A primary goal of dentistry is to preserve your natural teeth to prevent the need for extraction. However, a tooth can be considered non-restorable, and thus in need of extraction for a many different reasons including: 

• Infected teeth  
• Impacted teeth 
• Teeth associated with pathology 
• Orthodontic purposes
• Extensive decay
• Not enough sound tooth material for a restoration
• Periodontal disease 
• Cracked teeth 

At Johnson Oral and Facial Surgery, we’ll look at your unique situation and discuss possible alternatives to dental extractions as well as replacement options for the missing space. If an extraction is deemed necessary, you’ll have the comfort of knowing you’re working with extraction specialists who are experienced in everything from simple extractions to more complex scenarios involving broken teeth or teeth submerged below the gums. Once the tooth is removed, we will provide replacement options such as dental implants—one of the best replacement options available.