01 · dental · Tooth Extractions
Thoughtful Care When Removal Is Needed.
A considered next step when damage, infection, or crowding make restoration impossible.
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What To Expect
Every effort is made to preserve a tooth first.
Common reasons: decay beyond restoration, advanced gum disease with bone loss, a fracture that can’t be saved, impacted wisdom teeth, orthodontic space requirements. Local anesthesia is standard, with sedation available for complex cases. Aftercare and replacement options are reviewed before you leave.
FAQ
common questions
Will I be in pain during the extraction?
Local anesthesia is used for all extractions, with sedation available for complex cases or anxious patients.
How long does recovery take?
Most simple extractions heal within a few days to a week, with aftercare instructions provided.
Do I need to replace the extracted tooth?
Not always, but we’ll discuss replacement options, including implants or bridges, if relevant to your situation.
How long does the procedure itself take?
Most simple extractions take under 30 minutes.