September 08, 2026 – PRESSADVANTAGE –
New Town Dental is highlighting its use of advanced digital technology as part of individualized treatment planning for patients who may require tooth extractions in Owings Mills, MD, and surrounding communities. The practice uses 3D CBCT imaging and iTero intraoral scanning among its diagnostic and treatment-planning technologies, providing clinicians with different forms of digital information when those tools are clinically appropriate.
At New Town Dental, an extraction consultation begins with an evaluation of the affected tooth and surrounding oral structures. The dental team considers the patient’s symptoms, oral health, tooth condition, and treatment goals when determining whether removal or another treatment option may be appropriate. Imaging may be recommended when additional information is needed to evaluate the tooth or plan treatment.
New Town Dental’s technology includes 3D cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), which creates three-dimensional images of the teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures. According to the practice, CBCT is used for detailed treatment planning, including implant-related procedures. In an extraction-related case, whether CBCT is appropriate depends on the clinical question and the information needed by the treating dentist. It is not required for every extraction.
The practice also uses an iTero intraoral scanner, which creates digital 3D models of the teeth and gums. New Town Dental uses this technology in treatment planning for services such as restorative and cosmetic dentistry, while its specific role in an extraction case would depend on the patient’s treatment needs. An intraoral scan does not replace the clinical examination or other imaging when those diagnostic tools are indicated.
Dr. Jeremy Rosenfeld and Dr. Ariel Samuels lead New Town Dental and provide individualized dental care across preventive, restorative, cosmetic, implant, and other treatment areas. Dr. Samuels’ background includes advanced general dentistry and oral surgery, while Dr. Rosenfeld focuses on implant and cosmetic dentistry. Their clinical experience allows treatment planning to account for the patient’s current dental condition as well as potential restorative needs following extraction.
Patients should follow the specific post-operative instructions provided by their dental professional and contact the practice if they experience unexpected or worsening symptoms. Persistent or severe pain, significant swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, fever, or other concerning changes may require professional evaluation. The appropriate response depends on the patient’s symptoms and clinical circumstances.
An extraction may also be part of a broader restorative plan. New Town Dental provides dental implants and other restorative services, including crowns, which may allow the dental team to discuss replacement options when appropriate. However, extraction does not automatically mean that a dental implant or another specific restoration will be necessary. Decisions about replacing a missing tooth depend on factors such as its location, function, surrounding oral structures, overall oral health, and the patient’s goals.
For patients experiencing significant tooth pain, swelling, infection concerns, or damage, a timely dental evaluation can help identify the cause and clarify available treatment options. A dentist can determine whether extraction is appropriate or whether the tooth may be managed through another form of treatment.
New Town Dental serves patients in Owings Mills, Maryland, from its office at 9419 Common Brook Road, Suite 218. The practice offers preventive, restorative, cosmetic, implant, and other dental services, with technology including 3D CBCT imaging and iTero intraoral scanning incorporated into appropriate treatment-planning workflows.
Patients can learn more about tooth extractions in Owings Mills, MD, available dental services, and scheduling by visiting New Town Dental’s website or contacting the office at (410) 654-9696.
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New Town Dental
New Town Dental
(410) 654-9696
info@newtowndental.com
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