Extractions
Sometimes teeth need to be removed despite the best intentions and efforts. Irrespective of the condition, the minor surgical procedure can be accumulated in a way that considers both your short-term and long-term concerns. We will factor in every aspect of your case, starting from anxiety control to planning for tooth replacement in our Manchester, NH office.
In order to protect your health, sometimes the teeth need to be removed. After discussing all other possibilities, and you have decided on extraction, we will take every step necessary to help you. We always take priority to your well-being before making any treatment decision. Some patients prefer sedatives to help with oral surgery, and we can analyze these preferences in your treatment plan. With our proper measures taken for every minor surgical procedure, you will get the best and most comfortable treatment.
The Extraction Process
We at Manchester Family Dentistry always use modern anesthetics to start every extraction procedure to make patients as comfortable as possible. After the application of anesthesia, our doctors start to use specialized instruments to take the tooth out of place. After the extraction is done you will receive post-op instructions that will help you care for the area, along with the prescription for needed medications during the healing period.
Although our immediate consideration is the short-term management of your care, we will also talk about the long-term plan for replacing your missing teeth. It is your choice whether or not to fill the space—that very space can create challenges in function as well as appearance. You can face issues in later life like shifting or migration of teeth to the open spaces and unbalanced bites. Our team will work with you to find the best solution for your health and lifestyle.
Bone Grafting
When teeth are removed, especially in the back of the mouth or after prolonged tooth loss, the surrounding bone can begin to deteriorate. Bone grafting is a procedure that helps preserve or rebuild the bone structure in your jaw, preparing the site for future restorations like dental implants. At Manchester Family Dentistry, we use advanced bone grafting techniques to promote healing and ensure that you maintain a healthy foundation for tooth replacement.
Bone grafting involves placing a specialized material in the area where the tooth was extracted or where bone loss has occurred. This material encourages new bone growth, providing a strong base for implants or other restorative options. Whether you’re planning to replace a missing tooth or simply want to maintain your jaw’s structure, bone grafting is a vital step in the process, and our team will carefully evaluate whether it’s right for you.
Oral Surgery
Sometimes minor surgical procedures are required to cure dental issues. The defects present in the bone or in supporting gum tissue may be repaired with simple yet very precise surgical procedures.
To preserve or enhance long-term health, you may require minor surgical procedures that involve teeth, gums, and jaw. Our core philosophy lies in maintaining teeth, and each condition requires specialized consideration. So we take into consideration every piece of information during the discussion period. Our helpful doctors at Manchester Family Dentistry will take care of each step needed to take care of your comfort and safety.
Finding The Best Solution For Your Smile
If a damaged tooth is beyond repair then it needs to be removed. We also comprehend that patients sometimes choose tooth removal because of their financial limitations. We are always working hard to help you find the right solution for your condition. Our supportive doctors at Manchester Family Dentistry use the best equipment and proven methods to provide you with a quick and painless visit. Our diverse sedation option helps to reduce anxiety and pain. It may also include a surgical correction in biopsies of suspicious tissue, reshaping of gum defects, or removal of obtrusive bone.
Our proficient doctors at Manchester Family Dentistry will discuss and determine with you the best way for you to receive the care you need. In some cases, our doctors may also recommend a referral to a trusted specialist. Whenever they think you’ll be served best by a colleague qualified and trained in a specific treatment, they won’t pause to use the best resources to treat you.
