Bryanna,
I did not mean to imply that biological dentists were incompetent! I have been to many of them and even traveled for weeks over 200 miles each way for ozone therapy! I thought that for a root canaled molar, you would need an oral surgeon because of the depth and complexity of pulling a root canaled tooth.

My friend went to one of the most reputable biological dentists in New England for extraction of a deep molar and it turned out to be a terrible mistake for her. I was just trying to share that information so people can make better decisions for themselves.

I have one root canaled tooth left (#30 also) and am scared to have any dentist extract this - biological or traditional. I am in the process of trying to find an oral surgeon willing to extract this tooth even though it does not appear to be infected on x-rays. The very reputable, out of state biological dentist who I have seen says he is able to do the extraction, but thinks an oral surgeon will be best for this.