Dental
Extractions

If you ever find yourself needing a tooth extraction, we at 352-Dentist are here to help. We understand that the thought of an extraction can be daunting, but our friendly and experienced team makes the whole experience much easier. Using the latest, most effective methods, we ensure that the process is as comfortable and quick as possible. For added comfort, we offer both oral and IV sedation options. Whether it’s a troublesome wisdom tooth or any another tooth that can not be saved, you can trust us to take good care of you. We prioritize your comfort and well-being, and we will guide you through everything you need to know for a smooth recovery. Our goal is to make sure you leave with a healthier smile and a positive experience.

Our Patients Often Ask:

  • A dental extraction is the process of removing a tooth from the mouth. It is performed for various reasons, including severe decay, infection, pain, fracture, or crowding.

  • Tooth extraction may be necessary when a tooth is too damaged to be repaired with a filling or a crown, or to prevent the spread of infection. It is also used as a preparatory step for orthodontic treatments that require more space in the mouth.

  • During a tooth extraction, the area around the tooth will be numbed with local anesthesia. If necessary, sedation options may be available. Dr. German will gently loosen the tooth and remove it from the socket.

  • After a tooth extraction, it is important to follow our instructions, which will likely include resting for the remainder of the day, avoiding sucking actions (like using a straw), not smoking, gently rinsing the mouth with salt water, and eating soft foods. Call 1-352-DENTIST if you have any questions or concerns.

  • While generally safe, dental extractions can present risks such as infection, prolonged bleeding, dry socket, or damage to surrounding structures. Your surgical consent form will list many of the risks. Do not hesitate to ask Dr. German or any of us at 352-Dentist any questions regarding risks. Proper care and following post-operative instructions minimizes these risks.

  • Recovery time varies. Generally, the initial healing phase takes about one to two weeks. Full gum healing can take several more weeks, during which the gum tissue will gradually regenerate and close the socket.

  • Several options are available for replacing an extracted tooth, including dental implants, bridges, and dentures. Each option has different benefits and suitability depending on your overall dental health and preferences.

  • If you believe you might need a tooth taken out, contact 352-Dentist for a consultation. Dr. Julia German and Dr. Igor German will provide a thorough examination, discuss your best treatment options, and ensure you receive the highest standard of care. Call us today at 1-352-DENTIST to take the first step towards a healthier smile.

  • These terms can be used interchangeably depending on the context and familiarity of the person talking about the procedure:

    • Tooth removal

    • Pulling a tooth

    • Dental extraction

    • Tooth extraction

    • Having a tooth pulled

    • Removing a tooth

    • Extraction of a tooth

    • Tooth removal procedure

    • Dental surgery for tooth removal

    • Getting a tooth out

    • Extraction

    • Removing a bad tooth

    • Wisdom tooth removal

    • Tooth pulling