Tooth Extractions in New Port Richey, FL

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. - Jan. 21, 2022 - PRLog -- Are you searching for a modern dental office near you for tooth extractions in New Port Richey, FL? Or maybe you're experiencing a broken or loose tooth, and you're searching for an emergency dentist near you for the extraction of the damaged tooth. In either scenario, Dr. Van at Dental Arts Port Richey has the experience, skill, and availability needed so you can stop searching and get relief. We invite you to make an appointment with Dr. Van by calling our office today for tooth extractions, emergency dental care, and more!
Reasons Teeth Need to Be Extracted
There is never a one-size-fits-all reason for tooth extraction. This is because each patient is unique concerning their oral health and also because there are two types of dental extractions. The first type of dental extraction is known as simple tooth extraction. As the naming convention implies, this type of extraction is non-invasive. Conversely, the second type of tooth extraction – surgical tooth extraction – is considered more invasive since it entails cutting into the gum tissue.
The three most common reasons that patients require simple tooth extraction are:
. Tooth decay or tooth damage that can not be repaired using other therapies
. Dental abscesses that can not be treated with a root canal or other endodontic therapy
. Overcrowding of teeth that interfere with smile symmetry or orthodontic treatment
Since the tooth that will be extracted is primarily above the gum line, dentists can use forceps to gently rock the tooth until it is loose enough to extract. Although this process may sound uncomfortable, dentists provide a local anesthetic that keeps patients comfortable during the procedure.
Surgical tooth extraction is most often used to remove wisdom teeth. However, there may be times when a dentist is unable to successfully remove a tooth using forceps during simple tooth extraction, and surgical tooth extraction becomes the only option.
Whether you require surgical tooth extraction for wisdom teeth or unsuccessful simple tooth extraction, each type of extraction is considered safe.

Tooth Extraction Consultation
We're here to provide emergency dentistry to patients seeking emergency tooth extraction. We also provide pre-procedure guidance to patients who want to plan for their surgery at a future date. Certain information, such as the type of medications you take, will need to be considered and whether you would benefit from pre-procedure antibiotic treatment. Also, our goal is to help patients keep their natural teeth rather than extract them, so options to preserve your tooth (if viable) will also be discussed.
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