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Advanced Dental Procedures

Extractions, Dental Crowns & More

Woman looking at smile in mirrorAre you looking for help with a dental concern that just didn’t fit into any of the previous sections? Don’t worry – 21st Century Dental of Irving covers all the bases with our extensive variety of advanced services, from quality restorative solutions for treating injured/decayed teeth to focused therapy for chronic jaw pain and headaches. Our goal is to leave you happier, healthier, and ready to smile by the end of your appointment here in Irving, TX. Keep reading below, and don’t hesitate to call if you’d like to schedule an appointment with our dedicated dentists.

Why Choose 21st Century Dental of Irving for Advanced Dental Procedures?

  • Oral Surgeon, Periodontist, & Sleep Apnea Specialist In-Office
  • Unmatched Convenience & Comfort
  • Advanced Restorative Solutions for Dental Injury, Tooth Loss & More

Tooth Extractions

Model smile and x-rays of teeth to be extracted

Having to remove one or more natural teeth is never our dentists’ first choice for patients in need. We’d much rather rebuild it or restore its health, but this approach isn’t always possible or safe. Here are some situations that might require extraction:

  • When a tooth has suffered a traumatic injury.
  • When a patient has advanced periodontal (gum) disease.
  • When a tooth is suffering from significant tooth decay.
  • When a patient is in need of orthodontics and one or more teeth must be removed to accommodate the treatment plan.

If your situation is a match for any of the ones above, rest assured that our team will not only help you feel fully comfortable throughout the procedure, but that we’ll also start working with you right away on an attractive and reliable replacement. We don’t want anyone to have to spend too much time without a complete smile!

Wisdom Tooth Extractions

X-ray of impacted wisdom tooth

Wisdom teeth are the most frequently extracted teeth. Due to their late eruption, they often create oral health issues like impaction, crowding, and shifting teeth out of alignment. To prevent these issues, we may encourage patients to undergo wisdom tooth extraction to protect their smiles.

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Dental Crowns

dental crown prior to placement

When you have a tooth needing repair that requires more than a tooth-colored filling, a dental crown may be the solution. In the case of a broken or deeply cracked tooth, a crown restores both form and function. Placing a dental crown requires scheduling two appointments with your dentist in Irving. At the first, a minimal amount of tooth structure is removed to make room for the crown to fit evenly between adjacent and opposing teeth. At a follow-up visit two weeks later, the dental crown is permanently bonded in place.

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Tooth-Colored Fillings

Dental decay is probably the most common problem we see. There are millions of bacteria living in your mouth, and every time you eat, they are ready and waiting to feast on small particles of food that are left behind on your teeth. If not cleaned away with brushing, the acids they excrete can lead to cavities. When that happens, we can place a tooth-colored filling. Made of composite resin, which is comprised of medical grade plastic and ground glass, these fillings blend in with the natural color of your tooth and are as strong as their metal counterparts.

Root Canal Therapy

Smiling woman in dental chair

While other practices often refer these cases to specialists, our Irving dental team is happy to complete most root canals in our welcoming dentist’s office that you’re already familiar with. These treatments have a reputation for being painful, but root canals should actually significantly relieve toothaches and dental sensitivity.

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