Tooth Extractions in Renton, WA

If a tooth is decaying or impacted, it might not be able to be saved and will need to be removed from the mouth.  Epic Dental offers tooth extractions in Renton, WA, to our patients in these situations to maintain their mouths healthy and looking good.

Tooth extraction is a type of dental therapy in which a dentist extracts a tooth from a patient's mouth because it cannot be saved or is infected, potentially leading to additional health problems.

There are a few reasons a tooth might need to be removed:

Severe tooth decay or infection that can'tbe treated with a filling or root canal

Cracked or broken teeth that arebeyond repair

Advanced gum disease causes loose teeth

Impacted wisdom teeth or molars that don't have room to grow in

Crowding in preparation for orthodontic treatment (like braces or Invisalign)

Before any tooth extraction near you, we'll walk you through your options and only proceed if necessary.

To guarantee you experience the least amount of discomfort possible, we start the procedure by numbing the area with a local anaesthetic. To reduce the stress on the surrounding tissue, the tooth is extracted using delicate methods and cutting-edge instruments. We will give clear post-treatment instructions following the tooth extraction in Renton to promote appropriate healing and help avoid complications like dry socket. Our staff is committed to ensuring you are thoroughly informed and comfortable before, during, and after your procedure.

Gums that are swollen

Pain when you bite down

Crowded teeth

Wisdom teeth that are stuck

A tooth that has broken off below the gum line

If you are worried about any of the above after having a tooth extraction in Seattle, please make an appointment at our dental clinic so that one of our dentists may look at the area.

Our skilled staff is here to make sure you are comfortable, and your dental health is essential to us. If you still have questions after getting a tooth removed at Best Dentistry, our dentists will be pleased to answer them.

After your extraction, we'll give you detailed care instructions. Here are a few general tips:

Bite gently on the gauze to stop bleeding

Use an ice pack to reduce swelling

Stick to soft foods for a few days

Avoid drinking through straws or smoking

Do not smoke if possible

Most patients recover in a few days and return to normal within a week. If you experience any unusual discomfort, our office is just a call away.