3D dental extraction

The Future of Dentistry is Here

3D dental extraction refers to a modern dental technique that uses three-dimensional imaging and planning to remove impacted or problematic teeth, especially molars, with greater precision and minimal trauma. This approach involves

Conditions for 3D Extraction

Acceptable Conditions

Infected or abscessed teeth (after antibiotic treatment)
Teeth with severe decay or damage
Teeth in patients with bleeding disorders (with proper precautions)
Teeth in patients with compromised immune systems (with proper precautions)
Teeth in areas with significant bone loss or resorption

Contraindications

Teeth that are easily accessible and can be extracted with traditional methods
Patients with severe systemic diseases (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes, cancer)
Patients with poor bone quality or density (may require alternative treatments)
Teeth in patients with active radiation therapy or chemotherapy
Patients who are unable to undergo CBCT scanning (e.g., severe claustrophobia)

This advanced technique is particularly useful for complex cases, such as impacted wisdom teeth or teeth in close proximity to vital structures like nerves or sinuses. Consult a skilled oral surgeon or dentist to determine if 3D dental extraction is right for your specific needs!