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Gentle simple and surgical tooth extractions in Belmont, MA, with clear aftercare and replacement options.
Street parking available. Accessible from MBTA bus 73.
Street parking available. Accessible from MBTA bus 73.
Sara the hygienist was fantastic. Great skill. Thorough but not uncomfortable at any point. Most importantly, she hat outstanding communication skills. Explained in appropriate detail what each procedure would entail and made sure I was on board with the treatment. She also made sure that I knew how to stop her mid procedure in case I needed an adjustment to get more comfortable. An excellent experience.
I've been coming here for a few years, and I love how the staff treats customers. They are really wonderful and polite. Thank you to the entire staff and Dr Lilia Cucerov, but especially to Sapaphina Denis, the hygienist, who is doing a fantastic job.
I have had a very good experiences with Dr Lilia Cucerov and her team today! The appointment was on time and took as much as needed. All my questions were answered. Thank you all for doing your job professionally, kindly, and pleasantly! The prices are the best!
Your dentist will examine the affected tooth, gums, and surrounding area. X-rays may be taken to assess the roots, bone, and position of the tooth before planning the procedure.
Local anesthesia is used to numb the treatment area. The dentist then removes the tooth using an approach suited to its position and condition. More complex cases may require additional surgical steps.
Healing begins with the formation of a blood clot at the extraction site. Protecting this area during the first stage of recovery is important.
Patients searching for information about after tooth extraction in Belmont should follow the instructions provided by their dentist regarding eating, oral hygiene, activity, and pain management. Contact the office if pain becomes severe, bleeding does not improve, or other unexpected symptoms develop.
Not every extracted tooth needs to be replaced. The need for replacement depends on the location of the missing tooth, your bite, neighboring teeth, and overall treatment goals.
When replacement is recommended, your dentist can discuss options such as a dental implant, bridge, or removable restoration based on your individual needs.
Gentle Dental Belmont provides evaluation, extraction, and follow-up dental care in one location. Your dentist can first determine whether the tooth can be saved and, when removal is necessary, coordinate any additional restorative treatment that may be needed afterward.
As a team of trusted dentists in Belmont, MA, we provide preventive care, restorative treatments, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, and emergency services in one convenient location. From routine cleanings to more advanced procedures, you can receive most of your care without needing an outside referral.
A dentist will need to examine the tooth and may take X-rays before making that decision. Extraction may be recommended when severe damage, infection, or another condition prevents the tooth from being predictably restored.
Yes. A broken tooth can be evaluated to determine whether it can be restored or whether removal is the better treatment option.
Yes. Severe pain should be evaluated promptly to identify the cause. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may involve extraction, root canal therapy, or another dental procedure.
Initial healing typically begins within the first several days, but the gum and underlying bone continue healing afterward. Recovery time varies depending on the type of extraction and individual healing.
Contact Gentle Dental Belmont if you experience severe or worsening pain, persistent bleeding, significant swelling, fever, or another symptom that concerns you after the procedure.
If your request is a dental emergency, or you would like to call and schedule your dental appointment, contact information for our offices can be found here: Gentle Dental Locations. New patient offer not valid for emergency appointments.
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