by Dr. Julie Glud | May 2, 2022 | Extraction
Even though a tooth extraction is not the most thrilling procedure, removing a tooth to preserve oral and overall health is necessary in certain circumstances. Regardless, it’s natural for people to wonder if extraction is really necessary. Simply, there are many...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Mar 14, 2022 | Extraction
After tooth extraction, it’s an essential part of the healing process to form a blood clot over the removal site. Naturally, this blood clot protects and heals the underlying bone and nerve endings. Ideally, this clot remains in place as the gums heal and the mouth...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Feb 23, 2022 | Extraction
Although we do not recommend tooth extraction frequently, in certain cases, it can have significant benefits for your oral health. The most common reason for extraction, of course, is wisdom teeth removal, which can prevent crowding and misalignment. In other cases,...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Jan 17, 2020 | Extraction
Nearly all dental professionals agree that dental implants are one of the safest, most effective ways to replace missing teeth. For that reason, your dentist may have suggested them to improve the appearance of your smile or to secure your dentures. If that’s the...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Oct 21, 2019 | Extraction
If a tooth does not emerge or only partially emerges, it is considered to be impacted. This dental problem is most common with wisdom teeth, which are also known as the third set of molars. Wisdom teeth are the last to erupt, usually between ages 17 and 21. While...
by Dr. Julie Glud | Nov 15, 2017 | Extraction
60148 Dentist When a tooth is extracted, your blood cells clot over the site of the tooth to protect your bone, nerves, and tissue. However, some patients experience dry sockets, a condition where blood clotting does not occur. Here’s what you need to know about dry...
