545.00 $ Tooth extraction Brooklyn

Wisdom teeth often need to come out when they don’t grow in properly or grow beneath the skin, called impacted teeth. Wisdom tooth removal in Brooklyn — and other tooth extractions due to disease or injury — is painless and worry-free when you use rely on the talent and experience of your Envy Smile Dental Spa dentist.

Tooth extraction used to be a nightmare, even in the mecca that is Brooklyn. But now, the cosmetic dentist at Envy Smile Dental Spa in Brooklyn has a different way of doing things. Pulling a tooth can be painless and worry-free when you have the right tools and techniques on hand. Whether your tooth extraction is planned or in an emergency situation, you often can get same-day treatment, too.

You need a dental spa that provides quality care in a comfortable atmosphere at reasonable prices. And when your family dentist also is experienced in cosmetic dentistry, you receive comprehensive oral health care in addition to aesthetically pleasing alternatives.

Why Extract a Tooth?

Removing one or several teeth can be a required procedure or an elective one. Either way, your cosmetic dentist in Brooklyn can do this procedure while keeping your anxiety to a minimum. That’s the advantage of visiting a dental spa.

Several situations require that you have a tooth extraction, but there are also cases where you or your dentist can choose to remove a tooth in an elective procedure. Some indications for a tooth extraction include:

• Wisdom teeth removal


• Dental caries beyond treatment


• Severe periodontal disease


• Pulp necrosis


• Dental abscess


• Malposition of a tooth


• Traumatic tooth or jaw injury


• Supernumerary or extra teeth

Consultation Before Tooth Removal Procedure

Talking to your Brooklyn cosmetic dentist about tooth extraction is the first step. Your dentist is most likely the one to recommend an extraction — for example for the removal of wisdom teeth. If it’s not medically necessary, you have the option to go through with it or not.

Before the procedure, your dentist answers your questions and tells you how to prepare for the extraction. Ask about pain and risks. Find out if it’s covered by your insurance. Depending on the reason for the extraction, you may have options for replacing the tooth with an artificial substitute.

Your dentist may recommend not have a tooth extraction procedure, even for wisdom teeth removal. For example, you shouldn’t have the procedure if you:

• Are taking certain drugs


• Have a problem close to the extraction site


• Are pregnant


• Have a systemic illness