A tooth extraction may be recommended when a tooth is severely damaged, infected, impacted, affected by advanced gum disease, or cannot be restored with other treatments.
Tooth Extractions
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Cost
Tooth extractions typically range from $158 to $632 per tooth, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the condition of the tooth. Habersham Loyalty Plan members receive a discount.
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Procedure Duration
Most tooth extractions can be completed in a single appointment, though treatment time varies depending on the location of the tooth and the complexity of removal.
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Comfort Measures
Local anesthesia and gentle techniques help keep patients comfortable throughout treatment. Sedation options are available for patients with dental anxiety or more complex procedures.
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Tooth Extractions Near Savannah, GA
Tooth extraction is a procedure used to remove a tooth that can no longer be preserved through restorative treatment. Common reasons for extraction include severe decay, advanced gum disease, infection, dental trauma, overcrowding, or impacted teeth. In some cases, an emergency tooth extraction may be necessary to address significant pain, swelling, or infection and prevent the condition from worsening. While preserving natural teeth is always the goal, extraction can sometimes be the most effective solution for protecting overall oral health and preventing future complications.
At Habersham Dental, we carefully evaluate every treatment option before recommending tooth removal. Our team uses advanced imaging and personalized treatment planning to ensure safe, efficient care while prioritizing patient comfort. When extraction is necessary, we also discuss replacement options such as dental implants, bridges, or dentures to help restore function and maintain a healthy smile.
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Process
- A comprehensive examination and digital X-rays are completed to evaluate the tooth and surrounding structures.
- A personalized treatment plan is developed based on the condition of the tooth and your oral health needs.
- Local anesthesia is administered, and sedation may be provided when appropriate.
- The tooth is carefully removed while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.
- Post-operative instructions are provided to support healing and recovery.
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Next Steps
- Bite gently on gauze as directed to help control bleeding following treatment.
- Soft foods are typically recommended during the initial healing period.
- Good oral hygiene habits should be maintained while avoiding disruption of the extraction site.
- Follow-up visits may be scheduled to monitor healing and discuss tooth replacement options.
- Contact the office if you experience excessive bleeding, swelling, or other unexpected symptoms.
FAQ
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When is a tooth extraction necessary?
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How long does it take to recover from a tooth extraction?
Most patients begin feeling better within a few days, though complete healing of the extraction site may take several weeks, depending on the complexity of treatment.
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What can I eat after a tooth extraction?
Soft foods such as yogurt, applesauce, mashed potatoes, smoothies, and soups are commonly recommended during the first few days of recovery to support healing.
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