Tooth Extractions in Souderton, PA
Did you know…
It’s important to replace missing teeth after a tooth extraction. If there is a gap in your smile, the nearby teeth may shift toward the empty space, causing problems with your teeth and your bite.
Types of extractions
wisdom tooth extractions
The wisdom teeth come in a lot later than the rest of our teeth, usually erupting between the ages of 18-25. Many people don’t have enough room in their mouths for this third set of molars. Wisdom teeth that remain impacted or do not erupt normally can cause a wide range of issues.
In these cases wisdom teeth can raise your risk of oral infections, cause pain and discomfort, and lead to serious oral health complications. Not everyone needs their wisdom teeth to be extracted. But if you think your wisdom teeth are causing problems in your mouth, it’s a good idea to let us know.
Dr. Grossman can examine your wisdom teeth, assess your oral health, and determine if wisdom tooth extractions are necessary to protect your mouth. Some wisdom teeth extractions may be referred out to a specialist, depending on whether or not the tooth is impacted.
Did you know…
Dental implants can be used to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, stabilize a denture, or replace an entire arch of teeth.