Tooth Extraction Aftercare

Your doctor will provide specific aftercare instructions. Here is what you can expect:

• Ice packs and/or warm compresses to reduce swelling and pain (if any)
• Eat soft and cool foods for a few days, trying other food as you feel comfortable.
• Gently rinse with warm salt water
• Expect any swelling and bleeding to end within a day or two after the surgery
• You should not smoke, use a straw or spit after surgery because these can pull the blood clot out of the hole where the tooth was

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• Mon  9:00am – 6:00pm
• Tue    9:00am – 6:00pm
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• Fri      9:00am - 1:00pm
• Sat     9:00am – 1:00pm   (2 Sat’s/Month)

There are two types of teeth extraction procedures:

• Delta Dental
• Guardian
• Humana
• Metlife
• Ameritas
• Cigna Dental
• Renaissance Dental
•  Aetna
• and more...

Serving patients in Brea, East Whittier, La Mirada, Rowland Heights, La Habra and surrounding areas of Orange County, CA

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Saving your tooth is always our #1 priority. However, sometimes a tooth must come out in the following cases:

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Painless Tooth Removal Procedure

Depending on the situation, Our expert dentist may do the following to prepare for a tooth removal:

• Thorough visual and tactile exam
• Xrays
• Prescribe antibiotics - if you have an infection, certain medical conditions or the surgery is expected be long
• Ask you to not smoke
• In certain situations ask you to arrange transportation

• Simple extraction - this is the most common tooth removal and is used for teeth you can see
• Surgical extraction - this is more complex and is generally for teeth that are broken off below the gum or those which haven't erupted yet

• Impacted Wisdom teeth
• A broken or decayed tooth that can't be saved
• More room is needed for braces or other orthodontics
• Baby teeth or other teeth that don't fall out or crowd others from growing in properly
• Other medical reasons