Whether you require a straightforward tooth removal or a more complex dental surgery, extractions are standard procedures that typically involve minimal discomfort or pain. Our skilled dental team ensures a smooth and comfortable experience, prioritizing your well-being throughout the entire process.
Various situations may require a tooth extraction, such as baby teeth that are not falling out naturally, teeth removal for orthodontic purposes, teeth that are causing pain or are infected, and the extraction of a fractured tooth. However, extraction isn’t always the sole solution. For those experiencing dental pain, there may be options to alleviate discomfort quickly while retaining the tooth. Prompt identification is key to exploring these alternatives.
If you notice any of the following symptoms, please reach out to us:
A tooth extraction is typically completed in a single visit and is performed by either a dentist or an oral surgeon. Our comprehensive approach ensures that every step, from assessing the need for extraction to providing thorough aftercare, is handled with care and expertise.
Our dentists begin with a detailed assessment of your symptoms and a thorough review of all possible treatments. This careful evaluation ensures that extraction is considered only as the best and final option, prioritizing your overall dental health and exploring alternatives to preserve your natural tooth whenever possible.
To ensure your comfort throughout the procedure, a local anesthetic is applied to numb the extraction site. If needed, sedation options are available to further enhance your relaxation. Our oral surgeons employ gentle, minimally invasive techniques to remove the tooth, focusing on minimizing discomfort and promoting a quick and smooth recovery.
After the extraction, you will receive comprehensive aftercare instructions, which include:
Modern dental extractions are designed to be as comfortable and pain-free as possible. Local anesthesia is administered to numb the area, ensuring that you do not feel pain during the procedure. Some patients may experience mild discomfort or soreness after the numbness wears off, which can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers or prescribed medications.
To prepare for a dental extraction:
In some cases, a recently extracted tooth can be reimplanted, especially if it is handled properly and reinserted into the socket within minutes of extraction. This procedure is more common in cases of dental trauma, such as a knocked-out tooth. Immediate action and professional dental care are crucial for successful replantation.
Alternatives to tooth extraction include:
Preventing the need for future tooth extractions involves maintaining good oral hygiene practices, including: