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Tooth extraction and grafting

Impacted tooth removal

An impacted tooth is partly or fully trapped under gum or bone and may affect nearby teeth or tissues.

A request does not guarantee that a nearby practice offers this service or has availability.

What the appointment may involve

A surgeon uses imaging to plan access, bone removal, tooth sectioning, and closure when needed.

Good to know before choosing care

Risk varies with tooth position and nearby nerves, sinuses, and roots; specialist referral may be appropriate.

Questions worth asking a practice

  • What exam or records are needed before confirming that impacted tooth removal is appropriate?
  • What alternatives, material choices, risks, and likely follow-up should I consider?
  • Who will perform the procedure, and does my situation call for a specialist?
  • What does the estimate include, and how will insurance benefits or financing be verified?

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