There are several reasons a tooth may need to be removed, including:
- Extensive decay or damage beyond repair
- Severe gum disease that has weakened the tooth’s support
- Overcrowding, often in preparation for orthodontic treatment
- Infections or abscesses that do not respond to other treatments
- Fractured teeth below the gumline that cannot be restored
In these situations, removing the tooth can help prevent further damage to surrounding teeth, gums, and bone, supporting your long-term oral health.





