Dental extraction is the process of removing a tooth from its socket in the bone. This procedure is often performed when a tooth is damaged beyond repair, is causing overcrowding, or poses a risk of infection. There are two main types of dental extractions: Simple Extraction: This is performed on visible teeth in the mouth, usually under local anesthesia. The dentist uses instruments to loosen and remove the tooth. Surgical Extraction: This is more complex and is performed when the tooth is not easily accessible, such as when it's broken or has not fully erupted (e.g., impacted wisdom teeth). Surgical extraction may involve making an incision in the gum. Dental extractions can be necessary for a variety of reasons, including severe decay, gum disease, trauma, or preparation for orthodontic treatment.

Full mouth rehabilitation (also known as full mouth reconstruction or restoration) is a comprehensive dental treatment aimed at restoring the function, health, and appearance of a patient's entire mouth. This involves rebuilding or replacing all teeth in both the upper and lower jaws. It can be necessary for individuals with extensive dental issues such as severely damaged teeth, worn-down teeth, advanced decay, trauma, or congenital conditions. Full mouth rehabilitation typically involves multiple procedures, which may include: Crowns or bridges to restore damaged teeth. Veneers for aesthetic improvement. Dental implants to replace missing teeth. Orthodontics to align the teeth. Gum and bone treatments for periodontal disease or bone loss. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) therapy for jaw alignment issues. The process is customized based on the patient’s specific needs, and often involves a multidisciplinary team of specialists such as prosthodontists, periodontists, orthodontists, and oral surgeons. The goal is to restore full function (chewing, speaking) as well as aesthetics for a complete smile makeover. For more information about treatment please call us or visit the clinic