Extractions & Preservation

Extractions & Preservation

At times, removal of certain teeth becomes a necessary course of action even as we remain committed to helping you maintain your teeth over the long haul. Teeth that are extra, wisdom, or overcrowded call for such treatments. There are also instances when teeth that have decayed severely, have fractured, or lack significant supporting bone, may only be extracted because it is the most feasible option.

At all times, we prioritize your comfort regardless of the nature of care you’re receiving. We will evaluate your particular situation to determine the most effective way to provide you with the right dental treatment you need. While not many patients relish any surgical operation, the methods adopted today are the safest and least invasive ones possible.

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Bone Crafting

The jawbone supporting your teeth is a complex and non-regenerative structure. Your dental health relies on this foundation for stability and functionality, even minor defects can have a significant impact. Fortunately, we offer bone grafting solutions to help restore and repair these defects with professional care.

Child's mouth during dental extraction procedure, showing gloved hand using dental forceps to remove a tooth, emphasizing dental care and extraction services.

Extractions

Sometimes, due to various reasons, it becomes necessary to extract teeth. However, we carry out this minor surgical procedure professionally, taking into account both short and long-term implications. We ensure anxiety control and plan for tooth replacement, factoring in every aspect of your case.

Dental surgical instruments on a teal surface, including forceps, scissors, a scalpel, and other tools used for oral surgery and extractions.

Oral Surgery

Minor surgical procedures can effectively address issues in your oral cavity. Specific surgical techniques can repair bone defects and compromised gum tissue, while rapid biopsy methods enable us to determine the underlying cause of changes in your mouth's lining.

Illustration of a tooth model highlighting root canal anatomy with blackened root canal and red filling material, relevant to dental procedures and treatment options at Austin Dental Specialty Group.

Root Canals

Root canals are a fast and effective option for infected teeth. Modern techniques have made this procedure just as simple as other dental procedures. When a tooth is at risk of being removed, disinfecting and filling it with a sealer is a safe and trustworthy solution. Speak with a dental professional to learn more.

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