

Tooth Extractions & Wisdom Tooth Removals - Riverview, FL
Tooth Extractions Can Restore Your Oral Health

We Resolve Pain with Gentle Dental Extractions
If you incur dental trauma or have a severe toothache due to an untreated infection or disease, you may need a tooth extracted to preserve your smile. The decision to perform an extraction is typically straightforward when a tooth is impacted by significant decay, severe periodontal disease or a fracture. Impacted wisdom teeth nearly always need extraction due to limited space in the back of the mouth. In addition, a primary tooth may need to be extracted because it prevents a permanent tooth from properly erupting or a tooth is pulled in preparation for orthodontics. At Smile 360 Implant and Family Dentistry, we always try to save a natural tooth with conservative treatment. But when serious damage or an abscess threatens other teeth, your oral health and even your physical health, tooth extraction is usually the best option. Dr. Byars, our doctor, has extensive expertise performing gentle tooth extractions in Riverview, FL. With a local anesthetic and sedation if you need it, our team is dedicated to making extraction as comfortable as possible and get you on the path to restored health, without complications.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth Removal
Benefits of Tooth Extractions
- Eliminates tooth pain and sensitivity
- Halts the spread of decay or infection
- Preserves adjacent natural teeth
- Restores oral health and comfort


Our Tooth Extraction Process

After Your Tooth Extraction

Restore the Empty Space to Prevent Problems
Tooth extraction in Riverview, FL shouldn’t be the last stage of treatment because the nerves, tissue and bone in the empty socket can start deteriorating as quickly as six weeks after a tooth is extracted. We recommend replacing an extracted tooth with a bridge to prevent shifting of adjacent teeth and a misaligned bite. Or even better, a dental implant to prevent bone loss and fully restore your oral function. Dental implants are the only permanent tooth replacement and sole solution to fully replicate the function and aesthetics of natural teeth due to their similar structure—post (tooth root) and restoration (tooth crown). Once a dental implant fuses with the underlying bone and is crowned with a beautiful restoration, you’ll soon forget you had a tooth extracted!