If you have a tooth that can’t be saved due to injury, decay, or disease, it’s likely time for a tooth extraction. But don’t worry! At Chandler Park Dental Care, we make the process comfortable and straightforward with our skilled touch and soothing sedation options. Our compassionate dentists in Bowling Green, KY perform extractions daily, using gentle techniques to ensure your experience is as smooth and pain-free as possible. By removing problem teeth, we help protect the health of your mouth and prevent future discomfort.
We’ll guide you through the process, explaining every step, and providing clear aftercare instructions to promote rapid recovery and avoid complications like dry socket. Remember, extractions are not something to fear—and in many cases, they’re the best step towards maintaining your overall health. Especially if you choose to replace the extracted tooth with a dental implant, you’ll retain your beautiful smile and health.
After an extraction, we often recommend dental implants—the natural choice to maintain optimal health. Acting as a tooth root, implants provide a stable, lasting solution without impacting adjacent teeth like bridges might, nor do they slip like dentures can.
With minimal maintenance beyond normal dental hygiene, they resist decay and staining. Dental implants can last many years, offering retained dental function and natural appearance. They preserve your jawbone health and prevent other teeth from shifting. Ask us about this transformative option at your next visit.
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1857 Tucker Way
Bowling Green, KY 42104
Phone: (270) 781-2952
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