What is the difference from a simple extraction?
A surgical extraction may require a small incision, bone removal, or sectioning of the tooth.
Specialty Services
Careful removal of teeth that cannot be predictably restored or erupted normally. Every recommendation begins with an examination and a conversation about your needs.
Personalized treatment
A surgical extraction is used when a tooth is broken below the gumline, impacted, or cannot be removed predictably with a simple technique. Careful planning helps protect nearby tissues and support healing.
Use examination and imaging to plan access
Remove the tooth in a controlled manner and manage the site
Provide instructions for bleeding, swelling, diet, and follow-up
Common questions
A surgical extraction may require a small incision, bone removal, or sectioning of the tooth.
Follow the personalized instructions, including avoiding smoking, forceful rinsing, and drinking through straws during early healing.
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