Why Can’t You Save My Tooth?

Posted by Dental Centre of Conroe

toothwithballoonsFirst, keep in mind that we will not simply dismiss you from our practice without a solution. We will consider all options and present you with a personalized care plan that will improve your oral health. What we want is what you want: To save your tooth, so your smile remains intact and all of your teeth are in excellent health. Sometimes a tooth is too problematic, though, and we must protect your oral health with a tooth extraction. Remember, too, that we will replace your tooth once we have removed it, so you can enjoy a healthy, complete smile that functions well and that you feel proud to put on display. Wondering when the removal of your tooth may become the best option for restoring your oral health? Learn more:

A Crown Is Insufficient

In many cases, we can save even severely damaged teeth with a crown. This is often required if a tooth has suffered significant physical damage. You may have suffered a serious cavity that we can no longer treat with a simple dental filling. Or, a strong impact may shatter your tooth, leaving you in need of help. Whatever the concern, we will do our best to place a crown. However, if your tooth is too unhealthy or unstable, we will need to remove it to protect your entire smile.

Root Canal Will Not Work

Is your tooth seriously infected? If the infection has caused too much damage or if infection has spread, it may be too late for root canal treatment. Or, you may undergo a root canal that is unsuccessful. In either case, removing an infected tooth is extremely important when it comes to protecting your comfort and your surrounding smile.

Your Wisdom Teeth Are Problematic

If your wisdom teeth develop, you may have one of several experiences. They may come in just fine. Or, they may grow in on an angle that can disrupt your current alignment. You may also suffer from impacted wisdom teeth that fail to erupt through your bone tissue. To prevent the pain and complications associated with poorly developed wisdom teeth, we will suggest a tooth extraction.

ABOUT YOUR CONROE DENTIST:

The Dental Centre of Conroe, John M Richards DDS delivers distinctive cosmetic, restorative, and implant dentistry for residents of Conroe, Houston, The Woodlands, Willis, Huntsville, and the neighboring communities. For more information about our services, or to schedule an appointment, contact us by calling (936) 441-4600.