Tooth
Removal
Sometimes
oral
diseases
make
it
such
that
your
dentist or oral and
maxillofacial
surgeon cannot save
a tooth.
On
other occasions,
time,
effort,
economics,
insurance and other
factors
make it necessary to
remove a
tooth to
maintain
good oral health.
The
surgical
term
to
describe
removal
of
a tooth is
extraction.
There are many
different
types of extractions
done daily in the
oral and
maxillofacial
surgeon’s
office. Dr. Falcone
is an
expert at removal of
all types
of teeth. He
performs this
surgery thousands of
times a
year in his office.
Tooth
removal
is
the
most
common
surgery
that oral and maxillofacial
surgeons
such
as
Dr. Falcone perform.
Extractions
can
routinely
be
performed
quickly,
painlessly and with
minimal
post-operative
discomfort in
an oral and
maxillofacial
surgeon’s office.
Dr.
Falcone
caters
to
patients
with
anxiety
over this
type of surgery.
Extraction
of
teeth
can
be
performed
with
local
anesthesia
only (novocaine) or
with other
modalities for pain
and anxiety
control such as
oral sedation,
nitrous oxide
(laughing gas) as
well as intravenous
sedation
and general
anesthesia.
Dr.
Falcone can also
advise you what can be
done once a tooth
has been extracted.
Additional procedures
can be performed
to help you maintain
that fantastic smile.
Dental
implants
are
just
one
of
the options available
to keep
you smiling and
chewing
your food efficiently.
If
you have any
questions, call our
office and Dr. Falcone
and his staff
will be happy to
answer any concerns that
you may have.
There
have
been
many
advances
in
tooth
removal over the
past few years. Dr.
Falcone
attends continuing
education
each
year to provide his
patients with
the most
technologically
advanced surgical
techniques
possible. Come and see
why
patients and
colleagues of Dr.
Falcone regard him as
one of
the best oral and
maxillofacial surgeons
in Northeast
Pennsylvania.
A
consultation is only a
phone call away! (570)
455-5889
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