Teeth Extractions in
Roseville

At Roseville Dental Center, saving your teeth and restoring your smile is our top priority. When it comes to wisdom teeth, extraction is the best option for your overall dental health. Our team offers simple and wisdom teeth extractions. We also offer sedation dentistry to our patients to ensure your procedure is as relaxing and comfortable as possible.

Damaged or infected teeth can usually be restored with root canal treatment and a crown. However, in some cases, our dentist may recommend an extraction. Common reasons for extraction include:

• Crowding: If your teeth are too crowded to be corrected with braces treatment, we may pull one or more teeth to help your teeth realign.
• Infection: If your tooth is too badly infected to be saved, or your immune system is compromised due to other health issues, we will pull the tooth to prevent the spread of infection.
• Advanced gum disease: If periodontitis (advanced gum disease) has caused your tooth to loosen at the root, we may have to pull it.

If you are experiencing wisdom tooth pain, it may be time for the teeth to come out. Wisdom teeth erupt in the back of your mouth the ages of 17 and 25. When they come in, wisdom teeth can crowd the rest of your mouth and cause other painful dental issues. Our dentist may recommend an extraction if:

• They are decayed or infected: Because your wisdom teeth are so far back in your mouth, you may not be able to reach them when brushing and flossing, which can lead to severe decay.
• They are impacted: Wisdom teeth can become trapped in your jawbone or gums, which can be painful. Extraction is the only way to treat this condition.
• They are breaking your other teeth: When wisdom teeth erupt, sometimes they apply pressure to the surrounding teeth. This can cause your other teeth to chip, crack or break.

Teeth extractions can be stressful, but never fear! They are a common procedure and can be easily performed in our office. During your procedure, we will use a local anesthetic. This will numb your tooth and the surrounding area to ensure you feel no pain. If you are experiencing dental anxiety, we may also recommend laughing gas. The gas will put your mind at ease and help you relax.