Dental extractions remove a tooth from its socket for various reasons:

• Severe Tooth Decay: When a tooth can't be saved with fillings or crowns.

• Periodontal Disease: Advanced gum disease may necessitate extraction to avoid further complications.

• Impacted Teeth: Wisdom teeth or those lacking space need removal to prevent crowding and infection.

• Overcrowding: Teeth may be extracted for orthodontic space and alignment.

• Non-Restorable Teeth: Severely fractured or traumatized teeth may be beyond repair.

The procedure uses local anesthesia and sedatives, with recovery typically requiring a few days of care to prevent complications. Innovative techniques enhance safety, comfort, and recovery time for extractions.