When a tooth cannot be saved, our experienced team provides safe, comfortable, and efficient tooth extractions, prioritizing your well-being and future oral health.
Severe infection damages the tooth structure and may require removal to protect surrounding teeth.
Broken or damaged teeth beyond repair may need extraction to maintain overall oral health.
Advanced gum disease weakens tooth support, causing loosening and requiring safe removal.
Teeth trapped under gums can cause pain, swelling, and alignment issues if not removed.
Wisdom teeth, or third molars, often cause problems due to lack of space. You might need wisdom tooth removal if you are experiencing:
Ongoing pain or swelling in the back of the mouth may indicate the need for removal.
Swollen or infected gums around a partially erupted tooth can lead to recurring dental issues.
Lack of space can push nearby teeth, causing misalignment and discomfort over time
Food and bacteria buildup can harm adjacent teeth, increasing the risk of decay and infection.
Impacted teeth can cause cysts, damaging nearby bone and surrounding tissues over time.
When conventional root canal treatment isn’t enough, apical resection offers a precise surgical solution to eliminate infection and preserve your natural tooth.
Standard endodontic therapy was unsuccessful in clearing the underlying bacteria.
Structural barriers prevent reaching the apex through traditional endodontic methods.
Physical breaks or anomalies at the tooth base requiring surgical correction.
Continuing sensitivity or ache following multiple standard clinical procedures.
After loosing a tooth, the jawbone no longer receives stimulation from chewing and can lose up to 25% of its volume within the first year.
Advanced infection of gum and periodontium can eat away the bone that is supporting your natural tooth.
Without enough bone density, an implant cannot achieve osseointegration – the vital process where the bone fuses to the implant completely providing the stability for the crown to be given.
Many clinics offer bone grafting, but at Magnum Smiles, we elevate the procedure through a blend of cutting- edge technology and a patient – first philosophy.
vertical gap is too small
Bone loss is noticed
Underlying gum disease
Enlarged sinus cavity
Long term tooth loss
Enables placement of upper jaw implant in areas with insufficient bone
Restores bone volume by increasing height and width of the bone.
Provides long-term stability and success to the implants by giving a stable foundation
Safe and predictable results
Helps to maintain the facial integrity.
We understand that the word “surgery” can be intimidating. Here is how we ensure you have the best experience possible:
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