My Smile Dentist — Tooth Extraction
Fast, Gentle Removal When Needed
Extracting a tooth is always a last resort, but sometimes it’s necessary when repair is impossible or there’s pain, infection, or damage. At My Smile Dentist, we perform extractions carefully and with your comfort in mind.
When Extraction Is Recommended
We may suggest removing a tooth when:
The tooth is severely decayed or broken beyond repair
Infection or abscess threatens surrounding teeth or bone
Severe crowding or orthodontic preparations require removing one or more teeth
Impacted wisdom teeth cause pain, alignment issues, or risk to other teeth
A tooth is loose due to gum disease or bone loss
How the Extraction Process Works
Consultation & Assessment — We take X-rays / scans, review your medical and dental history, discuss options.
Anesthesia / Comfort Measures — Local anaesthetic ensures you feel minimal pain. Sedation options may be offered for anxious patients.
Extraction — Depending on the tooth’s condition (straightforward or surgical extraction) we remove it with gentle technique to minimize trauma.
Cleaning & Closure — We clean the socket, check for debris, possibly place sutures if needed.
Post-Op Care Instructions — Guidance on healing, diet, pain management, and when to return for follow-up or replacement options (implants, bridges, dentures).
Why Choose My Smile Dentist for Extractions
Skilled dentists experienced in both simple & surgical extractions
State-of-the-art imaging & tools to assess complexity and avoid complications
Comfort-focused care: sedation options, gentle technique, pain management
Clear aftercare instructions and follow-up for your healing & future dental planning
Book Your Extraction Consultation
If you’re in pain or have been told you need a tooth removed, don’t wait. Contact My Smile Dentist, today for evaluation, comfort, and planning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does extraction hurt?
No — local anesthesia ensures the procedure is painless. You may experience pressure, but pain is minimized.
How long before I can replace the tooth?
That depends on healing. After initial recovery, we can plan for implants, bridges, or dentures. Timing will depend on your specific case.
What if it’s a wisdom tooth?
Wisdom teeth often require surgical extraction if impacted. We’ll evaluate the position, root complexity, and adjacent structures to plan safe removal.
Is extraction safe?
Yes, when done by experienced dental professionals under sterile conditions with proper planning and follow-up.
