Patient-Friendly Technology Makes Tooth Removal in New Orleans Easy

We always want to preserve your teeth, but there are some instances when tooth removal in New Orleans is necessary to maintain your overall oral health. At 7 O’Clock Dental, LLC, we make the dental extractions easy on you with:

• A caring, gentle staff
• A dentist who has performed countless tooth extractions in his decade-plus of practice
• Comforts like massage chairs to help relax you if you’re feeling nervous about the procedure
• Oral sedation if your feelings are more like full-blown fear than mild anxiety

If you think you may need to have a tooth removed, call us today at 504-266-0664. If you’re in pain, we’ll get you in as quickly as we can.

We Use Patient-Friendly Technology for Trouble-Free Extractions

Dr. John Tripp uses a panoramic X-ray to plan your tooth extraction. Unlike traditional X-rays, which offer small views of your mouth, a panoramic X-ray shows your entire mouth, including:

• All of your teeth
• Your upper and lower jaws
• Your nasal area and sinuses

This reveals problems like bone abnormalities, impacted teeth, infections, or cysts that could otherwise complicate your extraction. The best time to find out about possible complications is before your procedure starts! We don’t have to put anything in your mouth for panoramic X-rays. You just relax as the machine rotates around your head and does its work.

We Care for You After Your Tooth Extraction

When you lose teeth, either by accident or extraction, your bone under that tooth will shrink. This loss of bone mass can lead to further tooth loss, which we never want to happen to you! We can preserve the sockets of your extracted teeth using bone growth supplements that Dr. Tripp places directly into the socket. This is ideal for patients who plan to get a dental implant or a dental bridge once healing has completed.

For stress-free tooth removal in New Orleans, call 7 O’Clock Dental, LLC at 504-266-0664. We’re located near the Central Business District, just off the Claiborne overpass bridge.