Applicable situations

Tooth decay has decayed to the root of the tooth, and root canatreatment is also ineffective;; Severe loosening of teeth and inability to fix due to periodontadisease; Obstructive wisdom teeth, recurrent inflammation and swelling, and damaged adjacent teeth;

The tooth has cracked and cracked to the root, making it impossible to repair;

; Having multiple or misaligned teeth can affect bite and aesthetics; Orthodontic teeth require reserved space and must be extracted by reducing teeth;

The retention of baby teeth hinders the eruption of permanent teeth.

Treatment methods

Loose tooth extraction (simplest):Suitable for loose teeth, deciduous teeth, and soon to falteeth, directly remove with pliers, simple and fast. The cost per unit is between $28 and $56;

Minimally invasive extraction of permanent teeth (conventionaextraction):Suitable for normally growing molars, anterior teeth, and wisdom teeth in the upright position, with a cost of $56-110 per tooth;

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Removaof residuaheels/broken teeth:Suitable for tooth decay, where the remaining root or tooth structure fractures under the root, with a cost of approximately $85-180 per tooth;

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Surgicaextraction of impacted wisdom teeth (highest difficulty):Suitable for horizontally impacted, buried, and tilted adjacent wisdom teeth, with a cost of $214-428 per tooth.

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