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Tooth Extractions

Tooth Extractions

When a tooth becomes too severely damaged or decayed to restore, a careful, professional extraction can help safeguard your overall oral health, prevent further complications, and promote long-term comfort and stability.

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    Cost

    Routine extractions start at $140 per tooth, while more complicated surgical extractions cost up to $440 per tooth. Our in-house membership plan includes 15% off most restorative services.

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    Procedure Duration

    Most tooth extractions require approximately 5 to 15 minutes per tooth, although more complex situations may take additional time. Your dentist will explain the procedure before treatment begins.

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    Comfort Measures

    Only mild pressure is typically felt during the procedure. Sedation options are available for added comfort, and over-the-counter pain medication is usually sufficient for any lingering soreness.

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Tooth Extractions in Tigard, OR

Tooth extractions are recommended when a tooth is too damaged, decayed, or infected to be restored with conservative treatment, and removal may be necessary before dental implants. Removing the affected tooth can relieve discomfort, prevent infection from spreading, and protect neighboring teeth and gums. Both routine extractions for fully erupted teeth and surgical extractions for impacted or complex cases are carefully planned to support safe, effective outcomes. In urgent situations, an emergency tooth extraction may be required to quickly address pain or infection.

At Hayden Dental Care, extractions are performed with a strong focus on patient comfort and long-term health. Local anesthesia is used to ensure that the area is fully numb, and sedation options are available to help patients feel relaxed throughout treatment. Whether a routine or surgical extraction is needed, care is delivered with precision, compassion, and clear guidance for recovery and next steps.

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Process

  • Comprehensive assessment: A detailed exam and digital X-rays evaluate the affected tooth, surrounding bone, and overall oral condition to determine whether extraction is the most appropriate solution.
  • Pre-treatment planning: Clear pre-procedure guidelines are reviewed, and available sedation options are discussed to promote comfort and address individual needs.
  • Careful extraction: Using modern, minimally traumatic techniques, the tooth is gently loosened and removed with attention to protecting nearby tissues and supporting smooth healing.

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Next Steps

  • Aftercare instructions: Detailed guidance is provided to manage swelling, protect the surgical site, and maintain proper oral hygiene, along with recommendations for eating and daily care.
  • Recovery and support: Most patients heal within several days to about one week. Following post-operative instructions carefully helps minimize complications, and additional follow-up is available if questions or concerns develop.

FAQ

  • When is tooth extraction recommended as a treatment option?

    Tooth extraction is recommended when a tooth is severely decayed, fractured beyond repair, infected, or causing crowding or bite problems. It may also be advised for advanced gum disease or impacted teeth. When restorative options cannot predictably preserve the tooth, removal can protect surrounding structures and overall oral health.

  • How does a dentist evaluate whether a tooth should be removed?

    A comprehensive exam and digital X-rays are used to assess the tooth’s structure, root condition, surrounding bone, and overall oral health. Symptoms such as persistent pain, infection, or mobility are considered. This evaluation helps determine whether the tooth can be restored or if extraction is the most appropriate solution.

  • What oral health goals are supported by tooth extraction?

    Tooth extraction can relieve pain, eliminate infection, and prevent damage to neighboring teeth or bone. It may also create space for orthodontic treatment or prepare the mouth for restorative options such as implants or bridges. Removing a compromised tooth supports long-term stability and improved overall oral health.

Where are we located?

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Hayden Dental Care

12625 SW 69th Ave
Tigard, OR 97223

Hours

Monday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (first and third Friday of the month)
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Phone

503-968-9766

Email

[email protected]

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