Receive advanced surgical care, including wisdom teeth removal and bone grafting, with precision and comfort right here in Dearborn.
Whenever possible, we evaluate your damaged teeth to see if a filling, crown, or root canal can save them first. However, we may need to recommend an extraction or surgical procedure to protect your overall oral health if you are dealing with:
Gentle removal of fully erupted, accessible teeth that cannot be predictably repaired.
Careful extraction of teeth that are impacted, broken near the gumline, or difficult to access.
Assessment and extraction of third molars that are causing pain, infection, or damage to neighboring teeth.
Placement of graft material immediately following an extraction to maintain jaw structure for future restoration.
Targeted bone grafting procedures used to build the necessary support for future dental implants.
Release of restrictive lip or tongue tissue to resolve confirmed functional or orthodontic concerns.
We assess your tooth, surrounding gums, and bone structure using digital X-rays or advanced 3D CBCT imaging.
We review your medical history, current medications, and previous surgical experiences to ensure a safe treatment plan.
We discuss the proposed procedure, anesthesia options, expected recovery, and whether your case requires outside care.
Your procedure is completed in our comfortable Dearborn office, followed by clear written instructions for healing and pain management.
When Dr. Mohammad Hammoud plans an extraction or a surgical procedure, he replaces guesswork with advanced 3D CBCT imaging and intraoral scanners. This means we see your exact root anatomy and bone structure before we ever begin. If a procedure requires a level of care outside our office scope, Dr. Hammoud will tell you straight and coordinate a specialist referral so you get the best possible outcome.
A tooth is removed only when it cannot be predictably saved. We always evaluate whether a filling, crown, or root canal can repair the tooth first.
A simple extraction is performed on a fully visible tooth, while a surgical extraction is required for impacted or broken teeth needing bone access.
No. Removal is recommended when they are impacted, painful, infected, or threatening adjacent teeth; otherwise, some normal wisdom teeth are simply monitored.
We completely numb the area with local anesthesia before beginning. You will feel pressure during the procedure, but you should not feel sharp pain.
Many simple and surgical extractions are handled right here in our office, though complex impactions or advanced cases are coordinated with trusted local specialists.
If you have a severely damaged tooth or wisdom tooth pain, contact our Dearborn team for a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation.
Reviewed by Dr. Mohammad Hammoud, DMD – 313 Dental, Dearborn, MI
