Reasons for Tooth Extraction.

1. Severe Decay:
When a tooth is extensively decayed and cannot be restored through fillings or crowns, extraction might be the only option.
2. Advanced Gum Disease:
Severe gum disease (periodontitis) can loosen teeth and destroy the supporting bone structure. In such cases, extraction might be necessary to prevent further bone loss and infection.
3.Impacted Teeth:
Wisdom teeth are the most common example of impacted teeth. They are unable to erupt properly due to lack of space and can cause pain, infection, or damage to nearby teeth.
4.Fractured Teeth:
Severely fractured teeth that cannot be repaired or pose a risk to surrounding teeth might need extraction.
5.Root Canal Failure
In some cases, a root canal treatment might fail to save a tooth, necessitating extraction.
6.Fractured Teeth:
Severely fractured teeth that cannot be repaired or pose a risk to surrounding teeth might need extraction.
7.Orthodontic Treatment:
To create space for proper alignment in orthodontic treatment plans, some teeth might need extraction.
8.Orthodontic Treatment:
To create space for proper alignment in orthodontic treatment plans, some teeth might need extraction.
9.Infection:
A severe tooth infection (abscess) that doesn't respond to antibiotic treatment might require extraction.