Gentle Technique
Dr. Tekle uses careful, minimally invasive techniques to make the extraction as comfortable and smooth as possible.
Oral Surgery
When a tooth is too damaged to save, a gentle extraction can relieve pain and protect your overall oral health. Dr. Tekle evaluates your needs, explains extraction and referral options, and provides aftercare guidance.
A closer look
Dr. Tekle uses careful, minimally invasive techniques to make the extraction as comfortable and smooth as possible.
Removing a severely damaged or infected tooth may help address the cause of discomfort when the tooth cannot be saved.
Extracting a badly decayed or infected tooth protects neighboring teeth and your overall health from further damage.
We evaluate problematic wisdom teeth and discuss extraction or referral based on the individual case.
Ask our team whether socket preservation is appropriate for your case. Implant placement is referred to an appropriate provider when needed.
We provide detailed post-extraction guidance and follow-up care to support your recovery.
We use local anesthesia when appropriate and explain the procedure. Tell our team about any discomfort or concerns. We do not offer sedation dentistry.
Most patients feel significantly better within 2–3 days. Full healing of the extraction site typically takes 1–2 weeks. We'll provide specific aftercare instructions.
Stick to soft foods like yogurt, soup, mashed potatoes, and smoothies for the first few days. Gradually return to normal foods as comfort allows, avoiding the extraction site.
In most cases, yes. Options include dental implants, bridges, or partial dentures. Leaving a gap can cause shifting of adjacent teeth and bite problems. Dr. Tekle will discuss your options. We restore existing implants but do not place them; placement is referred to an appropriate provider when needed.
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