Tooth Extractions Not just wisdom teeth need to be removed at times. A multitude of oral health conditions, such as tooth decay, crowding, periodontal (gum) disease, or impacted teeth, can cause discomfort or pain. Working in tandem with your dentist, we always strive to save your natural teeth, however there are times where removing the tooth is the only option to improve your oral health and eliminate pain. If the extracted tooth needs to be replaced, or you have cosmetic concerns after removal, our surgeons will discuss your options for tooth replacement, such as dental implants.Your comfort is incredibly important to us and various anesthesia options are available to you to ensure your visit is as pain free as possible. Schedule a Consultation AppointmentIf you are experiencing problems with your oral health, call (312) 620-1926, and schedule your consultation appointment today! |
Anesthesia options available: Local AnesthesiaLocal anesthesia is commonly used for minor procedures and provides numbness in a targeted area. The patient remains awake and the feelings of discomfort are eliminated.  Nitrous OxideNitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, is a mild sedative that the patient inhales to reduce anxiety. Used in conjunction with local anesthesia, it does not cause the patient to lose consciousness.  IV sedationIV sedation is commonly used for more complex surgical procedures or for patients with high dental anxiety. This type of anesthesia, administered through the vein, induces a state of unconsciousness. The patient is unaware of the procedure being performed. |
