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Gentle Tooth Extractions You Can Trust

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How We Make Tooth Removal Stress-Free

When to Consider Removing a Tooth

  • Deep Decay
    If a tooth is severely decayed and can’t be restored with a filling or root canal, extraction can prevent the infection from spreading.
  • Broken or Damaged Teeth
    Teeth that are cracked or damaged beyond repair may need to be removed to alleviate pain and protect surrounding teeth.
  • Advanced Gum Disease
    Severe gum disease can weaken the bone and tissue that support your teeth. If a tooth becomes loose, removing it may be necessary to safeguard your overall oral health.
  • Infection or Abscess
    When an infection reaches the tooth’s pulp and cannot be treated with a root canal, extraction may be the best way to prevent further complications.
  • Impacted Wisdom Teeth
    Wisdom teeth that do not fully emerge can cause pain, swelling, or damage to nearby teeth. Early removal helps prevent larger problems in the future.

What to Expect When Getting a Tooth Removed


Numbing the Area

We use gentle local anesthesia to numb the area so you won’t feel pain during the procedure.

Removing the Tooth

Your dentist will carefully and gently remove the tooth. If the tooth is impacted or difficult to reach, a minor surgical procedure may be necessary.

Stitches, If Needed

In some cases, stitches are placed to support proper healing. These may either dissolve on their own or be removed at a follow-up appointment.

Recovery and Aftercare

We provide clear, easy-to-follow instructions to help manage discomfort and care for your mouth as it heals. Our team is always available to answer questions and support you throughout your recovery.

Tips for a Smooth Healing Process

  • First 1–2 Weeks
    It’s normal to experience some soreness, swelling, or minor bleeding during the first few days. Resting and following your aftercare instructions will help support healing.
  • Complete Healing
    Most patients heal fully within a few weeks. The gum tissue will close over the extraction site, and any stitches will either dissolve on their own or be removed during a follow-up visit.
  • We’re With You Every Step
    We’ll schedule a check-in to ensure your mouth is healing properly and to answer any questions. Your comfort and recovery are our top priorities.

Compassionate Care for a Healthier You

Frequently Asked Questions

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