Extraction is needed when a tooth is severely decayed, infected, broken beyond repair or causing crowding or alignment issues.
Tooth Extractions
Tooth extractions offer safe relief from damaged or problematic teeth.
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Cost
Tooth extraction is $314-$453 per tooth at Calvert Dentistry. We accept insurance and offer a savings plan.
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Procedure Duration
Most tooth extractions are completed within 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the condition of the tooth.
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Pain Level
You’ll be numbed with local anesthesia to ensure a virtually painless procedure, with some mild soreness expected afterward.
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Tooth Extractions in Prince Frederick, MD
We provide professional tooth extractions when a tooth is too damaged or decayed to be restored. Whether you need a single extraction or multiple teeth removed due to infection, crowding or trauma, we ensure the process is quick and comfortable. Our team uses effective local anesthesia and gentle techniques to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
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Process of Tooth Extraction
Consultation and X-Rays
We start with a complete exam and digital X-rays to assess the tooth and surrounding structures.
Preparation and Numbing
Before the procedure, the area is numbed with local anesthesia to ensure a pain-free experience.
Tooth Removal
For a simple extraction, we gently loosen the tooth and remove it. For surgical extractions, small incisions may be made to access impacted teeth.
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What Are the Next Steps?
Bleeding Control and Gauze Placement
Once the tooth is removed, gauze is placed to control bleeding and help form a clot for healing.
Aftercare Instructions
We provide detailed instructions, including how to manage discomfort, what to eat and how to keep the area clean.
Follow-up Appointment (if needed)
In some cases, we’ll schedule a follow-up visit to monitor healing and discuss tooth-replacement options if necessary.
FAQ
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When is tooth extraction necessary?
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What are the different types of tooth extractions?
Simple extractions are performed for visible teeth, and surgical extractions are performed for impacted or broken teeth that require additional care.
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How do you prepare for a tooth extraction?
Before your appointment, avoid eating or drinking for a few hours and follow all instructions provided.