Does molar tooth extraction require surgery?

Not always: Molar tooth extraction can be simple with no surgery involved in many cases. Sometimes if a tooth is badly broken, or has had a root canal treatment in past that tooth may not come out easily and will need surgery. Also most unerupted and impacted third molars will need surgery to extract.

Discuss with dentist: The extraction of any tooth is actually a surgery, but some extractions are more straightforward than others, and therefore, healing time and experience may vary depending on why the extraction was needed and condition of the tooth and surrounding area. Your dentist will discuss this and any anticipated complications before the procedure is begun.

Molar extractions: All extractions technically are surgery. Some are more complex than others. Some quick, others require more time. Your doctors aim is to get you better with the least amount of discomfort. Just ask. They are happy to answer all your questions before they get started. They will make sure your are really numb and that you have adequate pain meds afterwards. They have your best interest at heart.

Removal of bone: Surgical extraction usually require removal of bones. They are more invasive than regular extractions molar extractions can be either check with dentist.

Sometimes: Sometimes. Depends on the tooth and skill of the DDS. See an oral surgeon for best results.