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Restorative care is our primary goal at West Texas Urgent Dentistry. We will do everything we can to save and repair teeth in order to keep your smile intact. However, sometimes a tooth must be pulled to prevent further damage or risk of infection. Our dentists perform extractions to provide relief from a variety of painful dental conditions, such as when:
When you need just one tooth removed, it is called a simple extraction. If your tooth becomes impacted, such as in the case of wisdom teeth, it is a surgical extraction.
Restorative care is our primary goal at West Texas Urgent Dentistry. We will do everything we can to save and repair teeth in order to keep your smile intact. However, sometimes a tooth must be pulled to prevent further damage or risk of infection. Our dentists perform extractions to provide relief from a variety of painful dental conditions, such as when:
When you need just one tooth removed, it is called a simple extraction. If your tooth becomes impacted, such as in the case of wisdom teeth, it is a surgical extraction.
Restorative care is our primary goal at West Texas Urgent Dentistry. We will do everything we can to save and repair teeth in order to keep your smile intact. However, sometimes a tooth must be pulled to prevent further damage or risk of infection. Our dentists perform extractions to provide relief from a variety of painful dental conditions, such as when:
When you need just one tooth removed, it is called a simple extraction. If your tooth becomes impacted, such as in the case of wisdom teeth, it is a surgical extraction.
Wisdom teeth are the third molars to erupt in the back of your mouth, typically between the ages of 17 and 25. While some patients experience little to no issue with their wisdom teeth, it is common for wisdom teeth to become impacted. This occurs where there is not enough room in the mouth and jaw to accommodate the additional set of teeth.
When wisdom teeth become impacted, they must be surgically removed to prevent pain, damage to the surrounding teeth, and risk of infection. Our team performs emergency wisdom tooth removals to treat pain and stop the spread of infection in patients who are living with impacted teeth.
Wisdom teeth are the third molars to erupt in the back of your mouth, typically between the ages of 17 and 25. While some patients experience little to no issue with their wisdom teeth, it is common for wisdom teeth to become impacted. This occurs where there is not enough room in the mouth and jaw to accommodate the additional set of teeth.
When wisdom teeth become impacted, they must be surgically removed to prevent pain, damage to the surrounding teeth, and risk of infection. Our team performs emergency wisdom tooth removals to treat pain and stop the spread of infection in patients who are living with impacted teeth.
Wisdom teeth are the third molars to erupt in the back of your mouth, typically between the ages of 17 and 25. While some patients experience little to no issue with their wisdom teeth, it is common for wisdom teeth to become impacted. This occurs where there is not enough room in the mouth and jaw to accommodate the additional set of teeth.
When wisdom teeth become impacted, they must be surgically removed to prevent pain, damage to the surrounding teeth, and risk of infection. Our team performs emergency wisdom tooth removals to treat pain and stop the spread of infection in patients who are living with impacted teeth.
1. Our dentist will prescribe a pain reliever as needed to control discomfort. If you experience any pain following your procedure, ask our dentist about using an approved pain reliever.
2. Rinse the area with warm salt water to clear bacteria and prevent infection.
3. Avoid a hard workout for a few days.
4. Avoid smoking or chewing tobacco.
5. Brush your teeth gently to avoid irritation.
6. Keep hydrated and eat soft foods like smoothies or soup until your mouth has healed.
1. Our dentist will prescribe a pain reliever as needed to control discomfort. If you experience any pain following your procedure, ask our dentist about using an approved pain reliever.
2. Rinse the area with warm salt water to clear bacteria and prevent infection.
3. Avoid a hard workout for a few days.
4. Avoid smoking or chewing tobacco.
5. Brush your teeth gently to avoid irritation.
6. Keep hydrated and eat soft foods like smoothies or soup until your mouth has healed.
1. Our dentist will prescribe a pain reliever as needed to control discomfort. If you experience any pain following your procedure, ask our dentist about using an approved pain reliever.
2. Rinse the area with warm salt water to clear bacteria and prevent infection.
3. Avoid a hard workout for a few days.
4. Avoid smoking or chewing tobacco.
5. Brush your teeth gently to avoid irritation.
6. Keep hydrated and eat soft foods like smoothies or soup until your mouth has healed.
The healing period begins within a couple of days but it can take more than a week for your mouth to heal fully. Like any surgery, be sure to keep an eye on the extraction site and check for swelling or bleeding. If it does not look like the wound is healing, call our office right away to follow up. We will perform an exam as needed to assess your condition and provide further treatment.
The healing period begins within a couple of days but it can take more than a week for your mouth to heal fully. Like any surgery, be sure to keep an eye on the extraction site and check for swelling or bleeding. If it does not look like the wound is healing, call our office right away to follow up. We will perform an exam as needed to assess your condition and provide further treatment.
The healing period begins within a couple of days but it can take more than a week for your mouth to heal fully. Like any surgery, be sure to keep an eye on the extraction site and check for swelling or bleeding. If it does not look like the wound is healing, call our office right away to follow up. We will perform an exam as needed to assess your condition and provide further treatment.
If all four teeth need to come out, then it may be more convenient to have them all extracted at once. Pulling the teeth in separate procedures means numerous healing periods between extractions. Your work or school schedule may not accommodate repeated dental visits, too. Speak to our dentist to create a treatment plan that works for your scheduling needs.
Yes, we do. At West Texas Urgent Dentistry, we provide affordable emergency dental services that fit your family’s budget. We also offer our convenient in-house financing plan and third-party financial assistance through CareCredit. A member of our team will discuss all your financing options during your visit and help you find the best solution for your unique financial needs and goals.
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