Tooth Extractions

Get Your Smile Back with Tooth Extractions

Whether you're suffering from a damaged or decayed tooth that can't be restored with a filling or crown, wisdom teeth that are causing pain and distress, or impacted teeth that are difficult to access due to the jaw's structure – our experienced staff is here for you.

We understand the importance of having healthy, strong teeth, and our goal is to ensure that your dental health and comfort remain top priorities. We provide comprehensive care throughout the entire extraction process – including diagnosis, treatment planning, anesthesia management, and post-operative care. We offer a variety of anesthesia options for both children and adults to ensure that the tooth extraction process is as comfortable and stress-free as possible. We can provide local anesthesia to dull the pain in the area where the tooth will be extracted. If needed, we also have access to general anesthesia and oral sedation – which can help make even the most complicated extractions feel like a breeze!

Our knowledgeable tooth extraction specialists will work closely with you to determine the optimal course of action and get your smile back in no time.

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Tooth Extraction: The Process Explained Step by Step

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Step 1: An initial consultation with one of our dentists will be conducted to assess your overall oral health and determine if a tooth extraction is necessary. This includes taking X-rays, taking measurements, and using digital imaging technology to identify any potential issues that could affect the procedure.

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Step 2: Once it has been determined that a regular tooth or wisdom tooth extraction is recommended or necessary, the dentist will administer local anesthesia (injections) around the affected area in order to numb the area and prevent pain.

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Step 3: The tooth is then carefully removed using specialized instruments, such as forceps or elevators. If necessary, the dentist may use special tools to section a tooth into smaller pieces before it can be extracted.

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Step 4: Our dental team will provide post-operative care instructions, which typically include taking medications and avoiding certain foods. In some cases, we may recommend follow-up appointments to help ensure that your smile remains healthy and beautiful.

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FAQs

How long does it take for a tooth extraction?

The amount of time required for a tooth extraction can vary depending on the complexity of the procedure. Generally, simple extractions can take anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes while more complex ones may require up to an hour or more. Your dentist will be able to give you a better estimate after they have examined your mouth and determined what type of procedure needs to be done.

Recovery time also varies depending on the nature of the extraction, with some patients recovering in just a few days while others may need up to two weeks before they feel completely normal again. Following post-extraction instructions is critical for ensuring that all healing processes go smoothly and quickly.
What are the post-operative care instructions for tooth extractions?
As with any dental service like tooth extractions or dental implants, following a tooth extraction, it is important to adhere to our post-operative care instructions for the best possible outcomes. After your procedure, we recommend that you:
- Take prescribed medications as directed and take any over-the-counter pain relievers if needed.
- Avoid using a straw when drinking fluids.
- Ice the area gently to reduce swelling.
- Keep the gauze in place for at least 30 minutes after the appointment and change them out regularly as advised by the dentist or dental hygienist.
- Apply an antibacterial mouthwash twice daily to keep infection at bay.
- Stick to soft foods like yogurt, oatmeal, mashed potatoes, and scrambled eggs for the first day or two after surgery.
- Once inflammation subsides, gradually increase your diet with more solid foods – but avoid crunchy items like chips and nuts for at least seven days following your procedure.
- Rest up! Make sure to get plenty of sleep and avoid strenuous exercise for several days after your tooth extraction.
Is tooth extraction painful?

Thanks to our experienced staff who can provide local anesthesia and other options such as general anesthesia or oral sedation if needed, you won't feel any discomfort during your actual procedure!

This is also the case for our other services like dentures or crowns and bridges.