What happens after a tooth extraction?
Are you in need of a tooth extraction and have questions about what happens next? Watch this video by experienced Pittsburgh implant dentist Dr. Donald Brockley as he explains your options for replacing your missing tooth following a dental extraction.
In our office, we will do everything we can to save your teeth, but sometimes it’s just not possible. We routinely extract teeth and place mini dental implants immediately into the extraction sites. Along with PRF, we find that we have great success in placing an implant at the same time that the tooth is extracted, along with a temporary crown, replacing the missing tooth.
If you or someone you love needs a tooth extracted, meet with Dr. Donald Brockley to learn about what happens after your tooth is extracted and what your options are for replacing the tooth.
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He is a second generation dentist and a legacy of the University of Pittsburgh, School of Dental Medicine where his father, Dr. Charles R. Brockley earned his doctorate in general dentistry in the year 1927.
While attending the University of Pittsburgh, School of Dental Medicine, he held the office of Class Secretary for his graduating class. Following dental school, he chose to do his residency training at Wilmington Medical Center in Wilmington, Delaware, with a focus on research.
Upon completing his residency, Dr. Brockley enlisted in the Navy during the Vietnam War Era as a Naval Officer. Dr. Brockley opened his own private practice 1975 in Butler, PA a historic town just 34 miles north of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Brockley held the office of President of the Butler County Dental Society.