Tooth Extractions

Considering tooth extractions in Rohnert Park for a healthier smile?

We understand that the decision to remove a tooth isn’t always easy. Sometimes, though, it’s the best step for your overall dental health. Our team focuses on making the process as painless and stress-free as possible, ensuring you’re comfortable every step of the way.

Facing discomfort or advised to get an extraction? Click the button below or contact New Leaf Rohnert Park. Let’s prioritize your oral health together!

Why choose us for Rohnert Park tooth extractions

Losing a tooth as a child meant a visit from the tooth fairy, but the excitement is lost when you are an adult facing the loss of a tooth. At New Leaf Rohnert Park, we understand that tooth loss as an adult can be difficult to deal with, but in many cases, it is necessary to improve your overall oral health. In some situations, oral surgery may be required to address the issue.

The main focus of our caring and professional dental team is to do everything we can to save a tooth. When that is not possible, our dentist will work with you to create a treatment plan that works best for you, your schedule, and your budget. We will be by your side, explaining every step of the extraction process. We will also work with you to determine the best tooth replacement option that will give you back your bite and a beautiful, healthy smile.

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Tooth Extractions in Rohnert Park CA

Benefits of Tooth Extractions

We only suggest tooth extraction in cases when it is beneficial for you. It can provide the following benefits:
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Treating infection.
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Preventing infection.
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Providing space for a tooth to erupt.
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Saving other teeth.
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Removing an impacted tooth.
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Reducing pain.
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Correcting overcrowding before orthodontics.
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Don’t Suffer From Pain, Overcrowded Mouth, or Other Problems

If your mouth is overcrowded, new teeth may not have space to come in. Or you may have a less-than-perfect smile. The first can lead to pain and other dental issues, while the latter may make you not want to smile.

Leaving an infected tooth in your mouth can put your other teeth at risk if the infection spreads. Or maybe you are just dealing with a loose tooth. A loose tooth can cause challenges when eating, and even our dentists may not be able to save them.

Impacted teeth, including wisdom teeth, come with their own issues. Impacted teeth can damage others as they are growing in the wrong direction.

Restore Your Mouth’s Functionality and Prevent Future Damage

Tooth extraction is frequently the first step on the way to your mouth’s recovery. In the case of impacted teeth, you do not need to worry about the tooth damaging its neighbors anymore.

In the case of an overcrowded mouth, tooth extractions in Rohnert Park can prepare your mouth for orthodontics. This will get your teeth aligned for a beautiful smile and ease of chewing.

Extracting a tooth can also give you peace of mind. This is particularly true in the case of infected teeth that didn’t heal with other treatments. You will rest assured that you only lost a single tooth instead of dealing with a spreading infection.

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Our Guarantee to Excellence

At New Leaf Rohnert Park, we always promise to put your oral health first. We always evaluate treatment options before suggesting tooth extraction. We will only suggest tooth extraction if it is the best solution for you. We guarantee to do everything within our power to provide the necessary treatment before, during, and after your tooth extraction. We will give you recovery instructions and monitor your mouth’s recovery. We will do our best to ensure your mouth is healthier and more pain-free than it was before you visited us.

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Stop worrying about a tooth infection, an overcrowded mouth, or your impacted wisdom teeth. New Leaf Rohnert Park can provide tooth extractions if needed to get you on the road to recovery quickly. Soon, you can enjoy everything you expect from your mouth, from smiling to eating.

Call us or fill out the form to request an appointment. Our dentists will evaluate your mouth to confirm whether tooth extraction is necessary and get you on the path to healing.

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FAQ

Why would I need a tooth extraction?

You might need a tooth extraction for several reasons, including:

  • Severe tooth decay or infection that can’t be treated with a filling, crown, or root canal.
  • An impacted tooth, such as a wisdom tooth that doesn’t have enough space to grow properly.
  • A broken or damaged tooth that can’t be repaired.
  • Overcrowding, in which case some teeth may be removed to create space for orthodontic treatment.
  • A tooth that is loose due to gum disease and can’t be saved.

How is a tooth extraction performed?

A tooth extraction can be a simple or surgical procedure, depending on the tooth’s condition and location. For a simple extraction, your dentist will numb the area with a local anesthetic and use dental instruments called elevators and forceps to gently loosen and remove the tooth.

A surgical extraction is necessary if the tooth is impacted, broken, or has not fully erupted. In this case, your dentist or oral surgeon will make a small incision in your gum to access the tooth. They may need to remove some bone or cut the tooth into smaller pieces to extract it more easily. Surgical extractions are usually performed under local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia, depending on the complexity of the procedure and your comfort level.

What to expect during an extraction?

During tooth extractions, we provide a local anesthetic. Sometimes, we may suggest a light sedative and/or laughing gas to help make the procedure more comfortable. Then, we gently apply pressure around the tooth which loosens it for removal. We may place some self-dissolving stitches if needed.

What should I expect after a tooth extraction?

After a tooth extraction, you can expect some bleeding, swelling, and discomfort for a few days. Your dentist or oral surgeon will provide you with instructions for at-home care, which may include:

  1. Applying ice packs to reduce swelling.
  2. Taking prescribed pain medications and antibiotics as directed.
  3. Avoiding smoking and drinking through a straw, as these can dislodge the blood clot and delay healing.
  4. Eating soft foods and gradually introducing solid foods as you heal.
  5. Gently rinsing your mouth with warm saltwater after 24 hours to help keep the area clean.

Are tooth extractions painful?

Tooth extractions are generally not painful, as your dentist will use local anesthesia to numb the area around the tooth before starting the procedure. You may feel some pressure or tugging as the tooth is loosened and removed, but you shouldn’t experience significant pain. After the extraction, you may have some pain and discomfort, which can be managed with pain medications and self-care measures as recommended by your dentist.

How much does a tooth extraction cost?

The cost of a tooth extraction can vary depending on the complexity of the case, the type of extraction (simple or surgical), and where you live. On average, a simple tooth extraction can cost between $75 and $450, while a surgical extraction can range from $225 to $2,000 per tooth. Many dental insurance plans cover at least part of the cost of tooth extractions, so be sure to check with your insurance provider and dentist to find out how much your treatment will cost.