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Dental Extraction
FreeSmile Dental Clinic in Rome Prati
Tooth Pain can have different causes: deep decay, infection, trauma, root fractures or periodontal problems. A Dental Extraction is considered when the damage is too extensive or when Conservative Treatments no longer offer a reasonable expectation of stability.

A good decision does not begin with the procedure. It begins with a Diagnosis that is explained clearly. Before a Dental Extraction, we assess:
- What the main problem is;
- Whether the tooth can still be saved;
- What risks exist if the tooth is left untreated;
- How bone and soft tissues can be protected;
- Whether and when tooth replacement may be appropriate;
- Which follow-up checks may be needed after the procedure.
This helps the patient understand the Extraction not as an isolated intervention, but as part of a clearer Treatment Plan.
Dental Implants after Tooth Extraction
After a tooth has been removed, it is often useful to evaluate how the missing tooth should be replaced. This does not always need to happen immediately. What matters is understanding the possible consequences of tooth loss and the right timing for treatment.
A Dental Implant may be appropriate when the bone, soft tissues and general health conditions allow it. At FreeSmile Rome Prati, planning does not focus only on the missing tooth. We also consider chewing function, aesthetics, long-term stability and Bone Preservation.
Possible benefits, depending on the case, may include:
- More stable chewing;
- A more harmonious aesthetic result;
- Better support for neighbouring teeth;
- Reduced risk of tooth movement;
- Structured planning for functional restoration after the Extraction.
In selected cases, an Immediate Post-Extraction Implant may be considered. In other cases, it may be more prudent to wait until bone and soft tissues have stabilised. The decision depends on the Diagnosis.
After the Extraction: Care, Instructions and Follow-Up
After the procedure, the patient receives practical instructions for the first few days. These may vary depending on the complexity of the Extraction and the individual clinical situation. In general, it may be useful to:
- avoid hard or very hot foods during the first few days;
- maintain Oral Hygiene without irritating the treated area;
- apply ice according to the instructions received;
- avoid smoking and intense physical effort if advised;
- attend the planned follow-up visits.
The aim is to support an orderly healing process, reduce avoidable risks and help the patient understand what is normal to expect in the days after the procedure.
FreeSmile — Dental Extraction in Rome Prati
If you think a tooth may be compromised, if you have an infection or if pain does not improve, a structured clinical assessment can help clarify the situation.
At FreeSmile Rome Prati, Via Paolo Mercuri 6, we first assess whether a Dental Extraction is truly necessary. When possible, we consider Conservative Alternatives. When Extraction is indicated, we also plan what comes next: healing, Bone Health, chewing function and possible tooth replacement.
Phone: 06 33 33 377

Dental Extraction
Contact us and prepare your assessment. Together, we can evaluate which implant solution may be appropriate for your situation.

