Tooth Extractions Green Bay
We Make Extractions Safe, Simple & Comfortable
While modern dentistry is able to save even severely damaged teeth in many situations, an extraction is often the first step in rebuilding a patient’s smile. Rather than working around broken, failing teeth, it’s better for a patient’s long-term health and comfort to remove them andmake room for a strong, custom full-arch dental implantrestoration. Dr. O’Donoghue can offer calming sedation dentistry for patients who might feel nervous about the procedure. If you’re ready to revamp your smile to restore your health and confidence, you can schedule a complimentary consultation by clicking here.
Why Choose Precision Dentistry of Howard for Tooth Extractions?
- Our Sedation Options Make Every Procedure Comfortable
- We’re the Premier Destination for Full-Arch Dental Implant Dentistry
- Trusted Restorative & Implant Dentist with 25+ Years of Experience
Do I Need a Tooth Removed?
Maintaining natural teeth is almost always the preferable option, but there can be situations where it’s best for your future health and quality of life to have them safely removed. These include:
- The teeth are broken or decayed to the point that they can’t be repaired.
- Gum disease (periodontal disease) has made the teeth loose by weakening the underlying bone and soft tissue.
- A dental infection is likely to spread to the jawbone or other teeth.
- More room is needed to place a comfortable and stable implant denture.
The Tooth Extraction Process
When removing teeth, we use the Ogram Technique, a gentle and advanced method of tooth extraction designed to protect the bone and gum tissue. Unlike traditional extractions that can put unnecessary stress on the jaw, the Ogram Technique uses specialized instruments and controlled movements to remove the tooth with minimal trauma. This means less discomfort, faster healing, and better preservation of the bone, which is especially important if you plan to replace the tooth with a dental implant.
If the tooth is partially stuck in the gums and jaw, Dr. Donoghue will perform a minor surgical procedure where he removes any obstructive tissue to gain access. Once the tooth is out, he’ll place self-dissolving sutures!