Tooth extractions in Jacksonville
If you have a problematic tooth and would really like to be free of the pain it causes, then a tooth extraction might be your answer. Although we make every effort to save a tooth, sometimes an extraction is the only option for alleviating pain and restoring oral health. If you need to have a tooth pulled, then call our Jacksonville office for an appointment.
Do I Have an Option Other Than a Tooth Extraction?
Even though we make every effort to save a natural tooth, sometimes an extraction is the best choice. If a tooth is so badly damaged or decayed that it can't be restored, then tooth removal can alleviate the pain, and we'll provide an option for replacing it. If you need more information, have questions, or want to schedule an appointment, call our Jacksonville office for help.
Is an Oral Surgery Extraction the Same as a Normal Extraction?
Sometimes, teeth extractions require the services of an oral surgeon. If the tooth hasn't erupted through the gum or if there's insufficient tooth for a dentist to grasp it with forceps, you'll need an oral surgeon to pull the tooth.
Should I Extract My Child's Baby Teeth?
If your child has a baby tooth, also called a primary tooth, that has a very large cavity or if it's impeding the eruption of a permanent tooth, then your child may need to have the tooth pulled. Our dentist is very good with children, so if your child needs to have a tooth removed, call our Jacksonville office to schedule an appointment.
Should I Have My Dentist Pull My Broken or Severely Cracked or Decayed Teeth?
If the damage to your tooth has reached the middle of it, then you may need to have it pulled or you may need a root canal. This will alleviate your pain and you can discuss your options for replacing it. It's important to replace a lost tooth so that you maintain the structural integrity of your jaw and face.
Is Extraction Required If I Have Periodontal Disease?
If you have advanced gum disease, you may have already lost some teeth since the disease attacks the jaw ligaments that secure your teeth to your jaw. If this is the case, we can remove a tooth to alleviate your pain and explain your options for replacing it. We may be able to address your gum disease so that you don't lose more teeth. Call our Jacksonville office for an appointment and to ask any questions you may have.
Do You Always Extract Wisdom Teeth?
Sometimes, there's enough room in the jaw for wisdom teeth. However, there's frequently too little room, and eruption of the wisdom teeth causes the other teeth to become misaligned, so removing the wisdom teeth is the prudent choice. If they're not removed, they can become impacted and cause serious problems. If you have wisdom teeth coming in and your teeth are beginning to be misaligned, call us for an appointment.
Will a Tooth Extraction in Jacksonville Help Fix My Crowded Teeth?
Removing one or more teeth will provide more room for the remaining teeth, which should help alleviate your overcrowded teeth. Especially if you're getting braces to help straighten your teeth, you may need to remove one or more teeth. Call our Jacksonville office if you want to set up an appointment for getting a tooth pulled.
Do You Provide Extraction Aftercare Instructions?
Your dentist will provide aftercare instructions for the first 24 hours as well as for the time it takes for the site to heal. It's vital that you follow the instructions carefully so that you don't dislodge your clot and start bleeding again. For the first 24 hours, you should avoid all strenuous activity and thereafter as directed by your dentist's instructions, which will also include directions for minimizing swelling and discomfort.
How Long Will It Take for My Extraction to Heal?
Full tooth extraction healing should be accomplished within a week, but if you had a molar extraction or an oral surgeon extraction, it may take longer. Your dentist will advise you when your site has fully healed, but call our Jacksonville office if you have questions.
What's the Cost of a Tooth Extraction in Jacksonville?
Your tooth extraction cost will be unique to you and will depend on the type of extraction you had and its complexity, and your insurance coverage. We recommend that all patients speak to their insurance provider before their procedure so they know the scope and limitations of their benefits. Bring that with you, and we'll provide an estimate of your costs.
Need to Have a Problematic Tooth Removed?
If you are having problems with one of your teeth and think it needs to be removed, call Argyle Dental Center at (904) 348-0827, and we can help you. We've earned our reputation as one of the best in the Jacksonville area, and we're sure you'll be happy with your experience in our office.
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