Biological Extractions Overview with Dr. Marty Powell

Dr. Powell describes the process for a biological extraction of an infected tooth. The extraction process minimizes pain caused from surgery and infection and also minimizes the chance of lingering infection through removal of the PDL ligament.

[@moniquelampkin7212]

My mother age 75 is in need of your services. I met Dr. Gregory on the Sunshine Wellness Call. I am switching to bio dental too.

[@docdco01]

Sounds like PRF graph

[@wuipuichang611]

what can I do now. I have had a molar removed without this process and have bone loss. is there anything I can do, can I still have the ligament removed or is it too late? I found out about this after the extraction, and asked the surgeon who did it - she told me the ligament comes away with the tooth and I didn't need to worry about that. thanks

[@rouxchat6033]

I am growing ever more wary of corporations buying up small practice doctor, dentist, and veterinary practices. Once this happens, prices increase dramatically, and the quality of care and options go down. I have switched to a functional medical doctor who runs her own practice and a functional dentist who also runs his own practice. Additionally, I've also employed the use of a homeopathic (not raike) vet for my pets. I do still see a traditional vet for any necessary surgeries as my homeopathic vet does not do spay/neuters or teeth cleanings. Side note: with proper species appropriate diet tooth cleanings/removals can be reduced or eliminated. I strongly urge others to at least consult other types of treatments as our medical care is becoming profit driven, and one size fits all. JMHO.