Tooth Extractions in Cary, IL

At Cary Family Dental, we place an emphasis on preventive care and aim to avoid tooth extractions as much as possible. However, sometimes an extraction is the best option to preserve your oral health. While many people think oral surgery is necessary for a tooth extraction, oftentimes the procedure can be completed in-house. Think you may need a tooth removed? Call to schedule your consultation with our professional team today!

Cause for an Extraction

There are several reasons why a tooth extraction may be recommended. Among the most popular are:

Extreme Decay
Make Room For Adult Teeth
Overcrowding
Prepare for Implants or Dentures
Wisdom Teeth Removal

Cost of a Tooth Extraction

Each case is unique and the cost of treatment ranges. During your initial consultation, comprehensive X-rays will be taken to create a treatment plan and determine the type of extraction you need. Once this is complete, we will be able to provide you with an accurate cost estimate and go over your financial options. We welcome several forms of payment, offer our in-house preventive care plan, and accept financing through CareCredit®.

Tooth Extraction FAQs

When do I need to get a tooth extraction?

Your need for a tooth extraction can only be determined by a dental professional. Above, we listed some of the most common reasons for a tooth extraction. If you’re experiencing any of those issues, please speak with a member of our team to schedule an appointment.

What is the tooth extraction process like?

As with any oral surgery, it’s normal to feel a bit apprehensive about a tooth extraction. However, it’s a relatively simple procedure. First, a form of anesthesia will be provided to numb the area and put you at ease. Next, we will gently remove the tooth and place any necessary stitches into the gumline. At this point, a blood clot will form and the healing process will begin.

What aftercare instructions should I follow after a tooth extraction?

For the few days following your tooth extraction procedure, stick with soft foods like ice cream, yogurt, soup, or something similar. Avoid drinking through a straw or smoking as the suction can know your blood clot loose and cause dry socket. When brushing your surrounding teeth, avoid making contact with the oral surgery site until it feels comfortable for you.

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