Tooth Extraction West Oaks Houston

Get Your Infected Tooth Extracted Today!!

FLOSS Dental offers tooth extraction services when you need them.

A slightly damaged tooth can be treated with various dental procedures but a tooth that is extensively affected might be recommended to get extracted. Right from a decay to impaction, there could be several reasons which may indicate a tooth must be pulled out immediately. Dental anxiety often restrains people from experiencing a surgical tooth extraction and our skilled dentists do their best to diminish the fear by making the procedure convenient.

We Offer Nitrous Sedation

Sedation dentistry plays a huge role in eliminating your dental fear and we at FLOSS – West Oaks offer nitrous sedation to keep you calm during the dental procedures. It makes an oral surgery painless and does not cause discomfort.

Signs Which Indicate You Might Need a Surgical Tooth Extraction

• When the severity of a decayed tooth escalates.
• When you ignore the condition of your chipped, broken or cracked tooth.
• A severe periodontitis can also lead to a surgical tooth extraction.
• When your tooth is impacted due to less space in the mouth and causes an immense amount of pain.
• When your teeth are crowded.

How is A Normal Tooth Extraction Performed?

• The area near your infected or affected tooth will be numbed by the dentist first.
• A surgical instrument will be then used to make the tooth loose.
• Right after that, the tooth will be pulled out with forceps.
• Then a gauze will be put on the surgical area to stop the bleeding.

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Procedure

• In order to make the tooth and the bone exposed, an incision in the gum tissue will be made first.
• Then the bone will be removed to prevent blockage of access to the root of the tooth.
• The tooth will be then divided into sections.
• The affected tooth will be removed by widening the socket.
• The oral surgeon will then clean the surgical site.
• The bleeding will be controlled with a gauze.

Certain Measures You Should Follow After a Surgical Tooth Extraction

• Eat soft foods.
• Don’t smoke and drink alcohol.
• Avoid disturbing the surgical site, so, don’t eat from that side. It can elevate the swelling and the bleeding.
• Don’t drink with a straw for the first 24 hours.
• Spitting forcefully after the extraction can dislodge the clot in the socket, so, avoid doing that.

Experience our convenient and pain-free surgical tooth extraction today to get rid of that insufferable toothache. Give us a call at (832) 500-5473 today.