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If a damaged tooth is causing you discomfort, don’t grin and bear it. Our practice can provide a comfortable tooth extraction in Plainfield to relieve your pain. Your extraction will go smoothly with:
If you are experiencing a dental emergency, call us at 317-682-0884 right away! We’ll get you a same-day appointment to relieve your pain fast.
To maintain the health and appearance of your smile, we will do everything we can to preserve your natural teeth with restorative dentistry before deciding on tooth removal. If you do need an extraction, your dentist will:
In some complicated cases, we may recommend a nearby specialist for your tooth extraction.
Treating problems like cavities will help you keep your teeth. Visiting us regularly for dental exams will help you avoid these common reasons to remove teeth:
Think you need a tooth extraction in Plainfield? Call 317-682-0884 today or schedule online. *Second opinions and consultations are free. Simply remember to mention these special offers when you contact us.
You will need to use gauze to apply pressure after your surgery, changing to clean gauze if it becomes saturated. The bleeding should stop within 12 hours, though you may experience a bit of bleeding for a longer period. To help bleeding slow and encourage blood clotting, which is necessary for healing, you can apply a damp tea bag to the wound. Use black tea, which has tannins that promote healing.
Local anesthesia numbs your mouth and keeps the extraction process virtually pain-free. We use a system called The Wand® to administer anesthesia. It concentrates the anesthesia where you need it, so you are less likely to experience a numb face that feels weird for hours after your treatment.
We’ll avoid extractions during pregnancy, if possible. However, some extractions can’t be postponed, such as those that involve an infected tooth. If possible, we’ll remove your tooth during the second trimester. This will be more comfortable for you than the third trimester and avoids the use of X-rays early in your pregnancy.
We can see you as soon as tomorrow!