Why You Might Need an Emergency Extraction
Emergency extractions are often necessary when a tooth is too damaged or unhealthy to save. For instance, if you have an infected tooth that can’t be rescued with a root canal, or if you've got multiple teeth damaged due to untreated gum disease, an extraction might be required. Even wisdom teeth sometimes need emergency removal. If you suspect you need a tooth extraction in Irving, contact us immediately at (972) 455-8147. Your dentist will discuss your options and help alleviate your pain, getting you back to your daily routine as soon as possible.
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Services We Offer
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Wisdom tooth pain
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Surgical Extractions
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Bone Grafts
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Broken, fractured, or cracked teeth
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Painless Anesthesia Techniques
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Nitrous Oxide
We Offer Care On Your Schedule
Initial Consultation
When you first visit the dentist, they will assess the severity of the crack in your tooth. If the crack hasn't reached the root, there's a high chance your tooth can be saved. Depending on the condition of the tooth, the dentist will suggest the most suitable treatment option.
Late-Hour Appointments
We're here to accommodate you. If you need an appointment after 5 PM, just reach out, and we'll arrange a late-hour slot for you as soon as possible.
Weekend Appointments
Dental emergencies can happen at any time, not just during the week. That's why we offer weekend appointments to all our emergency dental patients in Irving. Your dental health is our priority, every day of the week.
The Emergency Extraction Process
Our Extraction Process
Numbing and Sedation
First, our Dental Emergency Care Of Irving experts will numb the treatment area to ensure you don't feel any pain. We also provide nitrous oxide sedation to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
Basic Extractions
Your dentist will use specialized tools to loosen the tooth for a basic extraction. Once it's loosened, they'll use dental forceps to remove it. Finally, they'll clean the area and apply sutures to promote healing. This process typically takes only a few minutes per tooth.
Surgical Extractions
Surgical extractions are necessary for broken teeth or impacted wisdom teeth. In this procedure, your dentist will make an incision in your gums, break the tooth into smaller pieces, and then remove each piece individually. Afterwards, they'll clean and sanitize the area and close the incision.
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The staff here is amazing! I received x-rays, a consultation, and an extraction all near-to and after closing. I was in so much pain, it was crippling and they absolutely saved my day..my night.. my week! I appreciate you all so much!
LQ Story
Amazing experience. The team was all very friendly. Dr. Nobles is the best. I came in extreme pain and he did a completely painless root canal for me that took me out of pain same day. Reyna was great as well and super helpful when explaining the treatment needed and my options. Overall the whole team was great. Thanks Dental Emergency Care!
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Now I usually avoid the dentist office altogether but this place is 10 out of 10, highly recommend!! I had the worst tooth pain and was lucky to find this place, open late in Irving. The front staff, Reyna, was sweet and got me in right away. Dr. Nobles made the procedure quick and painless. Special thank you to the DA, Fardos, helped me stay calm the entire time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of an emergency extraction varies depending on the patient. The main factor influencing the cost is whether you require a simple or surgical one. Simple extractions are quicker and generally less expensive, while surgical extractions are more complex and costly. To get an accurate estimate, schedule a consultation with our expert doctors at Dental Emergency Care Of Irving.
We assess your teeth, determine if an emergency extraction is needed, and provide a cost estimate for your treatment. We strive to keep costs low and offer a 100% guaranteed payment plan for our patients in Irving.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, call us at (972) 455-8147 today.