Surgical Extractions

About Surgical Extractions

Surgical extractions are used when a tooth cannot be removed with a simple technique — for example when it is broken at the gumline, impacted, or covered by bone or tissue. Dr. Gill plans these procedures carefully for safety and comfort.

Highlights

• For complex or partially erupted teeth
• May involve a small incision or bone contouring
• Comfort-focused anesthesia options
• Detailed post-op instructions for healing

What to Expect

1. 1

   A clinical exam and imaging as needed

2. 2

   Discussion of anesthesia and sedation options if appropriate

3. 3

   Surgical removal with meticulous site management

4. 4

   Aftercare guidance and healing check recommendations

Benefits

• Removes teeth that cannot be saved or accessed simply
• Protects surrounding bone and tissue with controlled technique
• Relieves pain and infection risk
• Can be paired with socket preservation when planned

Frequently Asked Questions