A non-restorable tooth is one that's too broken, decayed, or loose to repair. In these cases, extraction is the best way to protect your overall health and restore comfort and function.
Impacted teeth don't fully break through the gums, and this often happens with wisdom teeth. If they stay stuck, they can cause pain, swelling, or infections, making removal the safest option.
Yes. Sometimes, crowded teeth need space for braces to work well. A dentist may remove one or more teeth to allow for better alignment and a straighter, healthier smile.
Simple extractions remove visible teeth, while surgical ones are used for broken or impacted teeth. Both are done safely and comfortably with local anesthesia.