Page Summary
- Tooth extractions are recommended when a tooth is severely decayed, infected, damaged, or overcrowded and cannot be saved with other treatments.
- Timewise Dental provides gentle, professional tooth extractions, including emergency and same-day care when pain or infection is present.
- Both simple and surgical extractions are performed, including wisdom teeth when clinically necessary.
- The focus is on patient comfort, effective pain management, and a smooth recovery, with clear post-treatment instructions.
- Extractions may be part of a broader treatment plan, and tooth replacement options can be discussed when appropriate.
- Book a consultation to find out if a tooth extraction is needed and get fast, expert care.
Same-day Tooth Extractions
Same-day tooth extraction can quickly relieve severe pain, swelling, or infection when a damaged or decayed tooth can’t be saved. Our dentist evaluates the area, explains your options clearly, and performs the extraction with a focus on comfort and safety. We use modern techniques to minimize discomfort, protect surrounding teeth, and support fast healing. If you’re in significant pain or have a broken, infected, or impacted tooth, same-day removal can provide immediate relief.
Reasons for a tooth extraction
Tooth extractions are very common. By age 50, the average American has lost 12 teeth (including wisdom teeth)(1). Nearly a quarter of Americans over 65 have lost all their permanent teeth. Most people will face a tooth extraction at some point in their lives. Luckily, there are plenty of options to replace the look and function of your teeth after they are extracted, so there is no reason to worry.
The most common reasons for a tooth extraction are:
- Tooth decay
- Tooth infection
- Damage to the tooth
- Gum disease
- Risk of infection
- Impacted wisdom teeth
How much does a tooth extraction cost in Ft Worth?
Tooth extraction prices depend on several factors, such as where the tooth is located in your mouth, whether it is broken or damaged, and how many roots it has.
To get an estimate, you’ll need to have a dental exam to determine what type of extraction is needed.