Extractions
In some cases, once a tooth has become mobile (loose) due to severe abscess, most dentists consider it non-restorable. Dr. Sabet encourages all patients to save their tooth to the best of their ability, but when an abscess has become far too severe or the tooth lost its structure entirely, he needs to consider the physical well-being of the patient. Since an extraction is an irreversible procedure, Dr. Sabet will explore every option with each patient according to their individual needs before the removal of a tooth.
Each patient should consider the financial and physical risk involved in that loss.
- The Financial cost of Partial/Full Dentures
- The Financial cost of Titanium Implants
- Difficulties chewing
- Movement of surrounding teeth
- Changes in the appearance of the face
- Gum recessions
- Bone Resorptions
* In rare cases of complications (i.e. Impaction of the tooth or breakage during extraction), patients may be referred to a specialist.
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Length of Procedure: 1 hour depending on the procedure Number of Visits: 1 Anesthesia: Yes Recovery Time: 1-2 hours depending on the procedure |
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