Types of Extractions

Simple Extractions. Suitable for visible teeth. Performed with local anesthesia.

Surgical Extractions. Required for impacted or broken teeth. Involves incisions and removal of bone. Often performed under sedation.

Reasons for Tooth Extraction

Decay or Infection. Extensive tooth decay. Persistent tooth infections.

Periodontal Disease. Advanced gum disease causing tooth instability.

Impacted Teeth. Commonly associated with wisdom teeth.

Orthodontic Reasons. Creating space for proper alignment.

Pre-Implant Preparation. Removing teeth to facilitate implant placement.

Pre-Extraction Evaluation

Dental Examination. Comprehensive oral exam. X-rays and other imaging techniques.

Medical History. Review of patient's health history. Identifying potential contraindications.

Socket Preservation

Importance of Socket Preservation. Preventing bone loss. Ensuring a stable site for future implants.

Socket Grafting Techniques. Types of grafting materials used. Benefits of maintaining socket integrity.

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