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Cedar CreekFamily Dental
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Restorative dentistry

  • Gentle, bone-saving technique
  • Next-day check-in call

Tooth extractions

When a tooth can’t be saved, we remove it gently — and talk through what replaces it before you decide.

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01Signs

Does a tooth need to come out?

Call us today

Don’t wait

  • Swelling and pain around a wisdom tooth
  • Pain with a fever
  • A broken tooth that hurts
  • (Swelling spreading to the eye or neck: go to the ER)

Book an exam

Have it checked

  • A wisdom tooth pressing or coming in crooked
  • A loose adult tooth
  • A tooth broken below the gumline

Often it can be saved

Ask about the alternatives

  • A deep cavity — often a root canal and a crown
  • A cracked crown or filling
  • A tooth loosened by early gum disease

02How it goes

Before, during and after

  1. Before

    Planning

    An X-ray — and a 3D scan if a wisdom tooth sits near the nerve.

  2. 20–40 min

    The extraction

    Numbed first; you feel pressure, not pain.

  3. First 24 h

    Rest and gauze

    No straws, smoking or hard rinsing, so the socket heals.

  4. Next day

    We call you

    To check how you feel; most people are back to normal within a few days.

$150–$400 simple extractionMany PPO plans cover part of this treatment.

03Is it for you

When removing a tooth is the best option

  • A tooth broken below the gumline or too damaged to repair
  • Advanced gum disease with a loose tooth
  • Crowding before orthodontic treatment
  • A wisdom tooth causing problems

We always tell you whether the tooth could be saved and what that would involve.

04How we work

Our clinical standards

The details that make a difference to how this treatment is done — and why we do them.

  • 3D imaging for wisdom teeth near a nerve

    If a lower wisdom tooth is close to the nerve on a regular X-ray, we take a small-area CBCT scan before removing it.

  • Gentle, bone-saving technique

    Teeth are loosened with fine instruments and sectioned when needed, to protect the surrounding bone and gum.

  • Planning for what comes next

    If an implant may follow, we can place a bone graft in the socket the same day to preserve the space.

  • Written aftercare and a next-day call

    You leave with written instructions, and we call you the next day to see how you are.

05Technology

The technology we use

All our technology

06Who does it

The people you’ll see

07Cost and insurance

What it costs

$150–$400 simple extraction

Typical range in the US without insurance (2026 consumer cost guides). Your own estimate comes after the exam, in writing, before anything is done.

A surgical extraction, for example a wisdom tooth below the gum, costs more. Some complex cases are referred to an oral surgeon.

Dental insurance
Many PPO plans cover part of this treatment. We check your benefits and give you a written estimate before anything is done.
Monthly payments
Third-party financing such as CareCredit lets you spread the cost, if you’d like.
No insurance?
Ask about our membership plan: checkups, cleanings and X-rays for a yearly fee, plus a discount on treatment.

How cost and insurance work

08Questions

Questions patients ask

All questions

The gum usually feels normal within one to two weeks; the bone keeps healing for a few months.

Often yes, to keep neighbouring teeth from shifting. We’ll explain implants, bridges and dentures.

Yes, with local anesthesia or nitrous oxide.

Appointments

Request a consultation

We’ll check the tooth and explain whether it can be saved.

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Restorative dentistry

Related treatments

All treatments

  1. Fillings
  2. Dental crowns
  3. Root canal treatment
  4. Dental bridges

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