Tooth Extraction

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Dr. Vincent Hsu

Dr. Vincent Hsu

General Dentist

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Simple Dental Extraction in Houston

When you require a dental extraction, our highly qualified and experienced dentist and their team will carry it out. Some of the reasons that you may need a tooth extraction include tooth decay or infection, advanced periodontal disease, fractured teeth, or the extraction of supernumerary teeth or third molars. Additionally, you may have tooth removal as a component of a cosmetic procedure or during the prosthetics phase of the fitting of dentures.

In our dental clinic, doing dental extractions—both simple and complex surgical extractions—is a routine procedure. During a simple extraction, the patient will receive a local anesthetic. The dentist will then carefully elevate and secure the tooth with specialist dental instruments, carefully handle it, and withdraw it from the oral cavity with a slow and consistent force.

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Reasons for Dental Extractions
Reasons for Dental Extractions

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Dr. Amer A. Quaddoura

Dr. Amer A. Quaddoura

Sedation Specialist

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Dr. Aliakbar Setarehaseman

Dr. Aliakbar Setarehaseman

Pediatric Dentist

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Dr. Alireza Hourfar

Dr. Alireza Hourfar

Orthodontist

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More About Dental Extraction

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Surgical Dental Extraction

When a tooth is not easily accessible, such as when it has been broken off below the gum line or when it has not yet broken through the gums and is still below the gum line, our dentists will perform a surgical extraction. During surgical extractions, a gingival incision is made, and the dentist will meticulously extract the tooth, sometimes by dividing it into multiple fragments. Typically, these extractions necessitate using a general anesthetic instead of a local one.

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How to Get Ready for a Tooth Extraction

Prior to extracting a tooth, the dentist will thoroughly evaluate your dental and medical records and capture any required X-ray images. An X-ray visually represents the tooth's morphology, position, dimensions, and surrounding alveolar bone. We will use this information to determine the optimal tooth extraction approach. They will numb the region surrounding your tooth with an anesthetic before extracting it during a straightforward extraction.

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One of the Best Tooth Extraction in Houston

The goal of the qualified staff and dentists at Zara Dental is to make it as simple as possible for customers to receive high-quality, affordable dental care. Offering affordable, cutting-edge dental care on the same day of an emergency, Zara Dental is an all-in-one location located in Houston, Texas. If you want to get tooth extraction services or need any other dental services, call Zara Dental today to schedule an appointment or book an appointment on our website.

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When Is a Dental Extraction Necessary?

1. Tooth decay or infection is in the center of the tooth.
2. You don't have enough room in your mouth for all of your teeth..
3. Permanent teeth that don't come in until after the baby teeth are gone..
4. Orthodontic treatment might involve removing a tooth to make room for the other teeth as they move..
5.Wisdom teeth, also called third molars, are often taken out before or after they come in.

Benefits of Tooth Extraction

Improve Your Smile

Relieving Pain

Enhance Your Confidence

Improving Oral Health

Making Room For Orthodontic Treatment​

Making Room for Orthodontic Treatment

Bleeding & Pain After Tooth Extraction​

Removing Impacted Teeth

Abscess​

Preventing Infection

Oral Cancer Detection​

Treating Periodontal Disease

Broken Orthodontics Braces​

Correcting Crowding

Our Patients are Happy & Healthy

"I feel excited and grateful to the work team and the wonderful doctor who removed my teeth. I recommend Zara Dental, they are the best ❤️🙏🏽"

Cintia Sosa

"This place is amazing, they really make you feel comfortable and they’re very professionals. Great experience with the stuff and the doctors 10/10"

Permanent Beauty

"Great environment and the customer service is excellent! Receptionist Vianka was very helpful during my visit. She was very patient when regarding all my questions and concerns, made me feel heard."

Yaritza Correa

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Tips to Help the Tooth-Removal Area Heal Well

  • After dental extraction, don’t rinse your mouth for at least 24 hours. If you rinse your mouth, you might break up the blood clots and start bleeding again.
  • After 24 hours, rinse the area four times daily with mouthwash to keep it clean.
  • Eat soft foods so you don’t have to chew too much.
  • If your gum starts to bleed, bite down for at least 15 minutes on a clean pad of material.

  • Smoking should not be done for 3-4 days, but ideally for one week. Same with alcohol, 3-4 days at least.

     

  • No spitting, no straw use.

  • Don’t forget to brush your teeth, but keep your toothbrush away from the wound while it heals. Each day, you can move your toothbrush closer to the wound. For example, you could put your toothbrush in hot water to soften it up before you use it.
Close-up of woman's teeth after dental extractions

Dental Extraction Cost in Houston

Your dental insurance or extended dental coverage may usually cover the cost of your Dental Extraction. However, if you don’t have insurance or If you are looking for more information about the cost of a specific service, please get in touch with one of our expert Treatment Coordinators for help. They can help with putting together an affordable payment plan so you can get the dental treatment that you need.

Alternatives for Dental Extractions

Dental Extraction Aftercare

Following a tooth extraction, it is common to experience bleeding for a brief period of time. The recommended course of action is to apply pressure on the affected area using a piece of gauze until the bleeding subsides.

We will provide you with instructions on how to properly maintain your teeth and gums before you leave the clinic. We also recommend pain relievers and antimicrobial mouthwashes to eliminate bacteria. Then we will prescribe antibiotics to reduce the risk of infection following a dental procedure.

It is advisable to take some rest until the sedative or anesthetic effects have subsided.

It is advisable to remain at rest until the anesthetic or sedative’s effects subside. While the anesthetic wears off, ask your family or friends to look after you for a day.

It is typically unnecessary to continue visiting the dentist after a tooth extraction. However, if you require more complex treatment, scheduling an appointment with our dentists at Zara Dental may be necessary. In addition, we need to examine your healing progress following the tooth extraction.

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