Frequently Asked Questions

Extraction is necessary when a tooth is severely damaged or infected, or if it impacts overall oral health.

Yes, wisdom teeth often require surgical extraction because they’re frequently impacted or hard to reach.

Emergency extraction addresses severe pain or infection that requires immediate removal to prevent further complications.

The dentist numbs the area and removes the tooth quickly, often within minutes. Complex cases may take longer.

With local anesthesia, tooth extraction is usually pain-free. You may experience some discomfort after the procedure.

Dental implants, bridges, and dentures are common options for replacing extracted teeth. Implants provide a permanent solution.

A titanium post is inserted into the jawbone, acting as a root. Once healed, a crown is attached for a natural look.

Avoid hot foods, strenuous activities, and use cold compresses for swelling. Soft foods are recommended for a few days.

Yes, taking a couple of days off helps with recovery, especially for complex or impacted extractions.

Contact us if you experience unusual symptoms. We’re here to ensure a smooth recovery and provide additional care if needed.