 Specific to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) we have added in additional precautionary and cleaning measures including:
As state and national health and safety regulations change and evolve during these times, Surprise Smiles is dedicated to monitoring and evaluating our dental practice and office space for any potential risks as we serve our patients and community. We strive to maintain an approach to our dentistry services that is both safe and beneficial to everyone we serve. We strive to provide a safe, healthy, comfortable, and relaxed environment for everyone that comes into our dental office. We follow the American Dental Association’s Update to Office Procedures During COVID-19 in regard to safe office procedures, workplace hazards, and making decisions for best office practices. We stay informed on recent information given to dentists in this regard, as well as keeping up to date with any changes recommended by the CDC. Please let us know if you have any questions in regard to our health and safety protocols here at Surprise Smiles. We recognize that it can be challenging during these unprecedented times of COVID-19. We all want to get back to our normal lives, and we will be able to do so, in a safe, wise, and healthy manner. We will be happy to answer any questions that you may have in regard to our dental practice health and safety protocols, cleaning, and disinfecting procedures we follow. Thank you for continuing to be a valued patient here at Bradshaw Family Dental. We look forward to continuing to serve you and your dental needs through the various services we provide for you, from preventive dentistry, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, pediatric dentistry, sedation dentistry, dental implants and more! |
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Posted on 8/10/2019 by Dr. Andrew Zeiger |
 We typically only extract teeth that are causing you pain or other issues that cannot be remedied. In doing so, we remove it from the bone. There are a few different reasons why we may recommend this procedure to you.A Severely Decayed ToothWhen tooth decay reaches your tooth's pulp (the center of your tooth), its bacteria will cause an infection there. This is when we will recommend that you have a root canal. If the infection is severe enough, we will also extract your tooth to prevent the infection from spreading any further.Periodontal DiseaseWhen you have periodontal disease (a.k.a. gum disease), your gums and other structures you're your periodontal ligaments and alveolar bone are infected. Hopefully you have routine visits to our office so we can catch this early enough – possibly before it even starts since we know it's caused by dental plaque (the sticky bacterial substance that forms on your teeth after you eat or drink). However, if your tooth grows loose because of periodontal disease, we may need to extract it.An Impacted ToothAn impacted tooth occurs when it can't erupt through the gums. This typically happens with your wisdom teeth. When it happens, we will oftentimes recommend that this tooth be extracted so it doesn't cause any damage to the teeth around it.Doing so will also lessen the risk of you developing additional oral health issues because your teeth have overcrowded your mouth. Of course, we won't simply extract a tooth before really considering how it will impact the rest of your mouth. When you find yourself faced with any of these issues, you'll probably need to have your tooth extracted. We aim to make this procedure as painless as possible so don't be afraid to give our office a call and schedule an appointment for you tooth extraction today. |
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