Tooth Extractions in Buford, Georgia
Teeth are extracted for various reasons. We recommend removing impacted teeth that have only partially erupted. Bacteria tend to settle around these teeth and can cause an infection, which can spread deeper to the bone and become an extremely serious issue.
Impacted teeth continue to try to break through the gum tissue, even if there is not enough room for them. Removal of an impacted tooth often prevents infection or damage to nearby teeth and bone, as well as sparing you future pain.
We are careful in performing a thorough study of each individual patient, since the risk of infections is substantial.
Considering having a tooth extraction in Buford, Georgia or have any other dental issues or questions? Request an appointment at our dental clinic!
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Tooth Fillings
Whether it is an excess of sugar in the diet, brushing your teeth in a hurry or stress; any of these factors may, unfortunately, encourage the proliferation of cavities and other dental diseases.
Root Canals
Root canals are needed when a tooth is severely infected or decayed. We extract, clean and seal the damaged teeth while managing to preserve it.
Teeth Cleaning
We recommend professional dental cleaning to keep the mouth clean and maintain overall good dental hygiene. Even with a strict routine it is not enought to thoroughly remove all the bacteria
Xrays & Dental Exams
Panoramic dental x-rays use a very small dose of ionizing radiation to capture an image of the entire mouth. We perform these exams and oral surgeries in our daily practice.
Cavity Extraction
The preventive and personalized attention that we carry out at eDental in Buford, Georgia allows us to prevent the consequences of dental caries and maintain healthy teeth.
Teeth Whitening
If you need a teeth whitening or solutions for any other dental issues in Buford, Georgia you can request an appointment at our dental clinic.
