Simple extraction
Removal of a tooth that can be accessed above the gumline. The approach depends on its condition and root shape.
NEDIC Dartmouth
Tooth extraction options
Understand why removal may be recommended and how we plan for your comfort and recovery.
Understand your options
Care planned around your needs
An extraction removes a tooth when disease, damage, or another clinical concern makes removal appropriate. We assess the tooth and discuss whether it can be saved before recommending a plan.
Surgical extraction
For a tooth that is broken, difficult to access, or below the gumline. Additional steps may be needed to remove it.
Planning for replacement
If replacement teeth are needed, we discuss timing and the next stage of care before your extraction.
The NEDIC approach
How we plan your care
We review your medical history, examine the tooth, and assess imaging. Your plan covers the reason for removal, anesthesia and comfort options, recovery, and any proposed replacement. We explain the fees before treatment.
Your next step
What to expect
The goal is to address the tooth requiring removal and support healing. You receive postoperative instructions and guidance on when to contact the office. Healing and discomfort vary with the procedure.
Follow your personalized instructions for eating, cleaning, medications, and follow-up. Contact the office if you are concerned about recovery.