Atraumatic Tooth Extraction with Bone Graft - Part 2

Atraumatic tooth extractions are surgical procedures in which a diseased tooth is removed from its socket with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. This technique protects the gums and alveolar bone, reducing bone resorption and the risk of complications, making it ideal for the success of subsequent treatments, such as dental implants. The procedure is quick and safe, preserving as much of the bone structure and soft tissues around the extracted tooth as possible.

This is part 2.