The Extraction Center℠

Yes. We prioritize emergency cases and often provide same-day tooth removal for severe pain, infection, swelling, or broken teeth. Call us early for the fastest availability.

We perform routine, surgical, complex, and emergency tooth extractions. This includes broken teeth, infected teeth, non-restorable teeth, fractured roots, and teeth requiring sectioning.

All procedures are done comfortably under local anesthesia. You remain fully awake, but the area is completely numb so you feel pressure—not pain.

Most extractions take 10–20 minutes, depending on the tooth and condition. Complex or surgical cases may take slightly longer.

No. You can come directly to us.
If you lost your referral or were sent by your general dentist, we can still see you right away.

In most cases, yes. We treat infected and painful teeth every day. Your dentist will determine whether it’s safe to extract the tooth immediately or if medication is needed first.

Costs vary depending on whether the extraction is simple, surgical, or complex.
We offer clear pricing and flexible payment options, and we review everything before treatment—no surprises.

Most patients experience mild soreness for a few days. We provide detailed aftercare instructions, pain control recommendations, and what to expect during healing.

A bone graft helps your jaw heal stronger after an extraction. It preserves the ridge, keeps the area from collapsing, protects the teeth next to the site, and creates a smooth, comfortable healing process — whether you’re getting an implant later or wearing a removable prosthesis.

Many patients return to work the same day or the next morning.
Surgical extractions may require a little more rest depending on your job type.

Yes. We frequently treat fractured, decayed, or partially missing teeth, including roots that are broken below the gum. These may require a surgical approach.

It’s normal to feel anxious. Our team specializes in gentle, patient-focused care, and we explain every step so you feel calm and confident throughout.

You may need an extraction if you have:

• Severe tooth pain
• Infection or swelling
• A cracked or broken tooth
• A tooth that cannot be restored
• Pressure from a damaged or loose tooth

We can confirm with an exam and X-ray.

Yes, we manage impacted wisdom teeth and many surgically challenging cases. 

Call us directly or book online 24/7. For emergencies, calling is fastest so we can fit you in immediately.