At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we understand that hearing “tooth extraction” can feel overwhelming for parents. But rest assured, our compassionate team makes the experience gentle, comfortable, and kid-friendly from start to finish. Whether your child has a damaged, infected, or stubborn baby tooth, we’re here to help.
Our modern techniques and child-centered approach ensure minimal discomfort and a smooth recovery. We focus on keeping your little one calm and pain-free while preserving their overall dental health and smile development.
Sometimes, tooth extractions are necessary to protect your child’s oral health. If a baby tooth is severely decayed, infected, or interfering with the eruption of a permanent tooth, removing it can prevent more serious issues down the line. In certain orthodontic cases, removing a tooth helps guide the rest of the teeth into proper alignment.
At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we only recommend extractions when absolutely necessary. We take a conservative approach and discuss all options with you beforehand, making sure you feel informed and supported. Your child’s comfort, safety, and smile are our top priorities.
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Tooth extractions are often the best solution to prevent complications like abscesses, crowding, and developmental delays in permanent teeth.
At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we understand that every child reacts differently to dental procedures. That’s why we offer gentle tooth extractions with personalized care, sedation options, and a soothing environment to minimize stress.
Our board-certified pediatric dentist, Dr. Reesha, uses a calm and caring approach to explain the procedure and help your child feel safe. We keep parents involved at every step and ensure your child leaves with a smile—even after an extraction.
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Removing a decayed or abscessed tooth reduces the risk of infection spreading to nearby teeth or the jawbone. Early extraction can save your child from painful complications and more invasive treatments later.
When baby teeth don’t fall out on time or get in the way of permanent teeth, extraction helps prevent crowding and orthodontic issues. This allows your child’s adult teeth to grow in straighter and healthier.
Sometimes extractions are part of a larger treatment plan, like orthodontics. Removing a problematic tooth makes space for braces or corrects bite alignment—ensuring a healthier, well-functioning smile.
We begin with a thorough exam and X-rays to determine if extraction is the best option. We explain the procedure clearly to both the child and parent.
Local anesthesia is used to numb the area. For anxious children, we offer sedation options such as nitrous oxide (laughing gas) to ease discomfort and calm nerves.
Using precise techniques, our pediatric dentist gently removes the tooth while keeping your child relaxed and pain-free. We provide clear aftercare instructions for a smooth recovery.
No, we use local anesthesia and offer sedation options to ensure your child stays comfortable and pain-free during the procedure.
Extractions are needed when a tooth is too damaged to save, infected, or blocking the eruption of a permanent tooth.
Most children recover within a few days. We provide detailed aftercare instructions to reduce swelling and promote healing.
Yes, but we recommend soft foods like yogurt or applesauce for the first 24 hours and avoiding straws to prevent complications.
We specialize in pediatric care and offer sedation options and calming techniques to make the visit as stress-free as possible.
No, we use local anesthesia and offer sedation options to ensure your child stays comfortable and pain-free during the procedure.
Extractions are needed when a tooth is too damaged to save, infected, or blocking the eruption of a permanent tooth.
Most children recover within a few days. We provide detailed aftercare instructions to reduce swelling and promote healing.
Yes, but we recommend soft foods like yogurt or applesauce for the first 24 hours and avoiding straws to prevent complications.
We specialize in pediatric care and offer sedation options and calming techniques to make the visit as stress-free as possible.
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