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Tooth extractions in Kendall

Sometimes a tooth is too broken, infected or crowded to keep. We take it out safely. Then your dentist helps you plan what comes next.

Tooth extractions

Is this for you?

  • A tooth broke below the gum
  • A badly infected tooth cannot be saved
  • A wisdom tooth is causing problems
  • Your dentist suggests removing a tooth before other care

How it works

1

Exam and X-rays

The dentist checks the tooth, root and bone.

2

Numbing

We numb the area. A surgical extraction may need a small cut in the gum.

3

Remove the tooth

We take out the tooth and clean the area.

4

Heal and next steps

You get care steps for home. We talk about replacing the tooth if needed.

At Kendall Dental Associates

  • We do surgical extractions
  • We plan implants with a CBCT 3D scan
  • Implants help keep your jawbone after an extraction

Your comfort

You are numb during the extraction. The dentist checks on you the whole time. Follow the home care steps to heal well.

Common questions

Does an extraction hurt?

We numb the area. You may feel pressure. Some soreness after is normal, and we tell you how to care for it.

How long does healing take?

Your gums usually heal in a few weeks. The bone takes longer. Your dentist gives you instructions.

Should I replace the tooth?

Often yes. It protects your bite and nearby teeth. An implant, bridge or partial denture may work.

What should I avoid after?

Follow your dentist's instructions. Many people should not smoke or use a straw for a few days.

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