Professional Tooth Removal
Need a tooth pulled? We offer emergency tooth extractions, surgical removals, gum problem management and wisdom tooth care across Frisco, TX.
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Tooth extraction done with modern tools and techniques to ensure minimal discomfort.
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Signs You May Need an Extraction
Tooth extraction is often necessary when damage, decay, or infection goes beyond what a filling or crown can repair. Watch for:
Persistent or severe toothache that doesn’t go away
Visible decay or a broken/cracked tooth
Swollen, bleeding, or infected gums around a tooth
Facial swelling or jaw pain (often impacted wisdom teeth)
Loose teeth from advanced periodontal disease
Pain while chewing or temperature sensitivity
Overcrowding prior to orthodontic treatment
Don't Ignore These Signs
Ignoring these symptoms can lead to complications or serious infections. If you're experiencing any of these issues, contact our experienced tooth removal surgery specialist to schedule a consultation.
đź“… Schedule ConsultationWhy You Need Wisdom Tooth Extraction?
Third molars often lack space to erupt correctly. When they grow sideways or get stuck (impacted), they can trigger pain, infection, and long-term bite issues.
Impaction & Lack of Space
Wisdom teeth commonly erupt at an angle or remain trapped under the gum, pressing on nearby teeth and nerves.
Gum Infection (Pericoronitis)
Partially erupted teeth trap food and bacteria, leading to swollen, tender gums and bad breath.
Tooth Decay & Gum Damage
The far-back location is hard to clean, increasing the risk of cavities and periodontal pockets.
Cysts & Bone Damage
Untreated impactions can form cysts around the tooth, harming bone and adjacent roots.
Crowding & Bite Shifts
Pressure from erupting molars can push teeth out of alignment, undoing orthodontic results.
Recurring Pain & Swelling
Jaw stiffness, headaches, and repeated inflammation around the molars impact day-to-day comfort.
Comprehensive, Comfort-Focused Root Canal Treatment in Frisco, TX
What Does the Tooth Extraction Treatment Include?
Exam & Digital X-rays
A thorough exam with AI‑assisted imaging to assess infection, decay, or impaction.
Local Anesthesia
Local anesthesia or sedation options for a smooth, painless experience.
Extraction
Gentle removal using advanced tools—simple extractions or surgical (including impacted wisdom teeth).
Stitches & Recovery Plan
Dissolvable stitches when needed, detailed home‑care, and follow‑up check‑ins for fast healing.
Affordable Dental Care in Frisco, TX
Tooth Extraction Cost
Tooth removal in Frisco costs can vary based on a few key factors. The cost varies from the complexity of the case to the type of procedure performed. Whether you're visiting for a basic oral extraction or need a skilled dentist to take out wisdom teeth, knowing what affects the price can help you plan better.
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Type of Extraction
Simple extractions are more affordable, while surgical extractions (like wisdom tooth removal) cost more due to their complexity.
What to Expect After the Treatment
- Â Mild sensitivity or swelling (normal)
- Most feel relief within 24–48 hours
- Full chewing power restored
- Your smile, preserved!
1. Is tooth extraction very painful?
With the help of local anesthesia and gentle techniques, most patients experience little to no discomfort. Our team makes sure you're at ease throughout the entire process.
2. When is a tooth extraction necessary?
Oral extractions are often needed due to severe tooth decay, advanced gum disease, or an impacted wisdom tooth. If you're experiencing dental pain or swelling, our Frisco dentist can evaluate your case and recommend the right treatment.
3. How much does a tooth extraction cost in Frisco, TX?
Tooth extraction costs can range from $150 to $500 depending on the complexity, type (simple or surgical), and whether it’s an emergency extraction. Dental insurance may cover part of the expense.
4. Do you offer emergency tooth extractions?
Yes. We provide same-day appointments and emergency dental removals for patients dealing with sudden pain or infection. Our clinic is open on late evenings and weekends for your convenience.
5. How long does it take for a tooth extraction to recover?
Most patients heal within 7–10 days. Following proper aftercare tips and avoiding hard foods can help speed up recovery and reduce the risk of complications.
6. What’s the difference between oral extraction and surgical extraction?
A simple oral extraction removes visible teeth, while surgical extraction is used for impacted or broken teeth—like wisdom teeth that haven’t fully erupted. Our dentist will explain what’s right for you.
7. Which option is best- preserving the natural tooth or going for extraction?
In some cases, root canal therapy can save a decayed tooth. But if the tooth is beyond repair, extraction is often the safest and most effective solution to prevent further issues.