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TOOTH EXTRACTION IN ALLEN, TEXAS​

If you are experiencing tooth pain and think you may need a tooth extraction or wisdom teeth removal in Allen, TX, the dentists at All Smiles Dentistry and Orthodontics can help get you out of pain and back to feeling like yourself again. 

Our goal is to help you feel comfortable in your time of need. We want you to both feel comfortable with your decision to extract your tooth as well as feel comfortable during the procedure. We understand that tooth pain can be upsetting. We want to do everything we can to stop your tooth pain and show you what you need to do so that you never have to experience tooth pain like this again. We take the time to inform you of your options so that you feel comfortable with your decision to get a tooth extraction. We have convenient online booking and if you don’t see an opening, give us a call at 972-747-1996 and we will work you into the schedule if you are in pain. Click the link to book your appointment today for wisdom teeth removal in Allen, TX.

Reasons For Dental Extractions

When it comes to oral health, maintaining your teeth is key. Unfortunately, there are times when teeth might need to be extracted for a variety of reasons, including dental decay or infection, trauma, or impacted teeth.

EXTRACTING TEETH BECAUSE OF EXTENSIVE DECAY

When tooth decay or damage extends beyond what a filling, crown, or root canal can repair, extraction may be necessary to prevent:

  • Spread of infection to other teeth
  • Bone loss in your jaw
  • Severe pain and discomfort
  • Further oral health complications

IMPACTED WISDOM TEETH

Many patients require wisdom teeth removal due to:

  • Teeth trapped beneath the gums
  • Crowding of existing teeth
  • Risk of infection or cysts
  • Partial eruption causing gum problems
  • Prevention of orthodontic treatment complications

 

OVERCROWDING

Extraction might be recommended when:

  • Preparing for orthodontic treatment
  • Making room for proper tooth alignment
  • Addressing severely crowded teeth
  • Improving bite function

ADVANCED GUM DISEASE

In cases of severe periodontal disease:

  • Loose teeth from bone loss
  • Compromised tooth support
  • Risk of spreading infection
  • Prevention of further bone deterioration

FRACTURED TEETH

Extraction may be needed for:

  • Teeth broken below the gum line
  • Vertical root fractures
  • Severe trauma from accidents
  • Failed previous restorations

Wisdom teeth removal Allen TX

 

Wisdom teeth often cannot erupt into the mouth and should be extracted to prevent infection, tooth decay and gum disease related to partially erupted or impacted wisdom teeth.


Our Gentle Extraction Process

  • Comprehensive Examination • Digital X-rays to assess tooth position • Review of medical history • Discussion of sedation options • Treatment plan creation
  • Day of Procedure • Comfort amenities provided • Local anesthetic administration • Gentle extraction technique • Post-care instructions
  • Recovery Support • 24/7 emergency contact • Follow-up care • Healing guidelines • Pain management advice

Why Choose All Smiles for Your Extraction?

Experienced Team Our dentists have performed thousands of successful extractions

✓ Comfort Options

  • Nitrous oxide sedation
  • IV sedation for impacted wisdom teeth
  • Comfort amenities
  • Gentle approach

✓ Advanced Technology

  • Panoramic imaging for precise planning
  • Digital X-rays
  • Modern sterilization methods

✓ Same-Day Care Emergency extractions available when needed

Post Extractions Options

After healing, we offer several tooth replacement options:

AFTER YOUR EXTRACTION

After a tooth is extracted the area of the extracted tooth is numb. It is important to refrain from eating anything you have to chew until the numbness wears off to prevent injury.

Before the numbness wears off it is wise to take an anti-inflammatory medication to ease any pain that may set in. It is also important to use ice to prevent swelling. Using ice for the first 3 days will help reduce swelling and pain. It is also important to sleep with your head elevated to reduce swelling and pain. To prevent dry sockets, do not smoke, swish forcefully, drink through a straw or drink carbonated beverages. It is important to take any medications given to you by the dentist.

You may experience pain that increases in intensity over the first 3 days. After the third day, the pain normally decreases steadily until it is gone completely. It is important to refrain from eating on the side that the tooth was extracted from for this first week. Then eat soft foods until the socket heals over, which can take 2 weeks. If you have undergone wisdom teeth removal in Allen, TX, following these guidelines is crucial for a smooth recovery.

DENTAL EXTRACTION FAQ

A dental extraction is a procedure in which a tooth is removed by a dentist or oral surgeon. Extractions can be done for a variety of reasons, including decay, overcrowding, damage, infection, or orthodontic treatment. Anesthesia may be used to help reduce discomfort during and after the extraction.

The length of time an extraction takes depends on several factors. Generally, a simple extraction will take anywhere from 10-15 minutes while a surgical extraction like wisdom teeth removal in Allen, TX, may take up to an hour.

Tooth extractions typically take up to 7-10 days to heal. It is important to follow proper care instructions from your dentist to help encourage proper healing.

Don't Live With Tooth Pain

If you’re experiencing tooth pain or have been told you need an extraction, don’t wait. Early treatment can prevent complications and reduce discomfort.