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Teeth Extractions in Clarksville, Tennessee
You can trust our experienced, caring dental team when you need us the most. Hillcrest Dental performs tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal for patients in Clarksville, Fort Campbell, and the surrounding communities.
Teeth Extractions in Clarksville, Tennessee
You can trust our experienced, caring dental team when you need us the most. Hillcrest Dental performs tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal for patients in Clarksville, Fort Campbell, and the surrounding communities.
When you find out you need an extraction, it is normal to feel anxious. However, Hillcrest Dental is here to help. We provide gentle, effective tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal to help patients find relief. Hillcrest Dental is proud to be your trusted family dentist for almost 40 years! Our knowledgeable doctors and highly skilled team are backed by 30 years of experience in full-service dentistry.
When you find out you need an extraction, it is normal to feel anxious. However, Hillcrest Dental is here to help. We provide gentle, effective tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal to help patients find relief. Hillcrest Dental is proud to be your trusted family dentist for almost 40 years! Our knowledgeable doctors and highly skilled team are backed by 30 years of experience in full-service dentistry.
Do I Need A Tooth Extraction?
Once our permanent teeth come in, they are supposed to be with us for the rest of our lives. However, there are a number of conditions that can necessitate tooth extraction. You may need a tooth extraction if you experience one of the following:
- Injury: Dental trauma, such as that resulting from sports-related mouth injury, may cause one or more teeth to become severely fractured or loosened.
- Infection: Tooth decay, gum disease, and other dental health issues can cause damage or infections. If the tooth can't be repaired or restored, it may have to be removed.
- Crowding: If you are receiving orthodontic treatment, our dentist may recommend the removal of crooked or crowded teeth to help realign your bite with braces or clear aligners.
When it is no longer possible to save or restore your teeth, our dentist will perform an extraction.
Do I Need A Tooth Extraction?
Once our permanent teeth come in, they are supposed to be with us for the rest of our lives. However, there are a number of conditions that can necessitate tooth extraction. You may need a tooth extraction if you experience one of the following:
- Injury: Dental trauma, such as that resulting from sports-related mouth injury, may cause one or more teeth to become severely fractured or loosened.
- Infection: Tooth decay, gum disease, and other dental health issues can cause damage or infections. If the tooth can't be repaired or restored, it may have to be removed.
- Crowding: If you are receiving orthodontic treatment, our dentist may recommend the removal of crooked or crowded teeth to help realign your bite with braces or clear aligners.
When it is no longer possible to save or restore your teeth, our dentist will perform an extraction.
Do I Need A Tooth Extraction?
Once our permanent teeth come in, they are supposed to be with us for the rest of our lives. However, there are a number of conditions that can necessitate tooth extraction. You may need a tooth extraction if you experience one of the following:
- Injury: Dental trauma, such as that resulting from sports-related mouth injury, may cause one or more teeth to become severely fractured or loosened.
- Infection: Tooth decay, gum disease, and other dental health issues can cause damage or infections. If the tooth can't be repaired or restored, it may have to be removed.
- Crowding: If you are receiving orthodontic treatment, our dentist may recommend the removal of crooked or crowded teeth to help realign your bite with braces or clear aligners.
When it is no longer possible to save or restore your teeth, our dentist will perform an extraction.
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Do I Need A Wisdom Tooth Extraction?
Wisdom teeth are the final set of molars that erupt between the ages of 17 and 25. If your wisdom teeth become impacted and interfere with surrounding teeth, they may need to be extracted. Impacted teeth can cause toothaches and painful infections, and extraction can provide relief and maintain your overall oral health.
An impacted wisdom tooth may do one of the following:
- Grow in at an angle toward the adjacent tooth
- Grow in at an angle toward the back of your mouth
- Grow in at a right angle to the other teeth, as if lying flat inside your jawbone without fully erupting
- Grow at the correct angle but remain trapped within the jawbone below the surface of your gums
Do I Need A Wisdom Tooth Extraction?
Wisdom teeth are the final set of molars that erupt between the ages of 17 and 25. If your wisdom teeth become impacted and interfere with surrounding teeth, they may need to be extracted. Impacted teeth can cause toothaches and painful infections, and extraction can provide relief and maintain your overall oral health.
An impacted wisdom tooth may do one of the following:
- Grow in at an angle toward the adjacent tooth
- Grow in at an angle toward the back of your mouth
- Grow in at a right angle to the other teeth, as if lying flat inside your jawbone without fully erupting
- Grow at the correct angle but remain trapped within the jawbone below the surface of your gums
Dental Exams & Cleanings At Hillcrest Dental
Dental exams and teeth cleanings frequently go hand-in-hand but are two distinct aspects of your appointment at our dental office. Here is what you can expect:
General Dentistry At Hillcrest Dental
Is it time to choose a new dentist for your family? You can trust the Practice Name team for gentle comprehensive care at affordable prices. Here are the services you can expect during your next visit:
Dental Exams
A regular exam every six months helps keep your teeth healthy and free of decay and disease.
Professional Cleanings
Our hygienist will clean your teeth to remove plaque and keep your smile brighter.
Crowns & Bridges
Our porcelain restorations can repair damaged teeth and replace lost teeth to give you back your healthy smile.
Dental Fillings
We provide comfortable, natural-looking fillings to repair teeth and restore their function.
Pediatric Dentistry
We welcome children to our practice and offer the friendly, gentle care they need to achieve a lifetime of healthy smile.
Orthodontic Care At Hillcrest Dental
Our experienced team is passionate about creating healthy smiles in our community. Hillcrest Dental offers orthodontic treatment to help patients achieve optimal oral wellness and enjoy straighter, more comfortable smiles for life. Here are the services we offer our Clarksville and Fort Campbell patients:
Dental Braces
Dental braces are the tried and true orthodontic treatment for patients of all ages, including those living with severe orthodontic cases. Braces are fixed, wire-based appliances that use brackets, bands, and an archwire to guide your teeth into the correct position.
Invisalign
Invisalign is a clear aligner treatment system and an alternative to traditional dental braces. The aligners are custom-made to meet your unique needs and apply the gentle yet consistent force needed to straighten your teeth with each aligner you wear.
How I Make My Child Feel Comfortable At The Dentist?
Always Be Positive
Be positive when talking about the dentist. Avoid words like “needle,” “drill,” or “shot.” Let your child know that you will be there for them during their appointment and the dentist is nothing to be scared of.
Teach Your Child About The Dentist
Teach your child about the dentist before you take them for their first visit. Let your child know that the dentist takes care of their teeth and helps them enjoy a happy smile. If your child understands why it is so important to have healthy teeth, they may feel more comfortable about visiting the dentist.
Start Good Habits Early
Start practicing brushing teeth together as soon as your child’s first tooth comes in. When it is time to visit the dentist, role-play together to make your child feel comfortable. Sit your child in a chair and brush their teeth, explaining that this is exactly what the dentist will do during their appointment.
Let Us Know How We Can Help
If your child is nervous, let us know ahead of time. We will do everything we can to help your child relax, put their mind at ease, and make their experience as fun and rewarding as possible!
What Can I Expect During A Tooth Extraction?
First, our team will take a digital X-ray to assess the condition of your tooth and surrounding tissue. If we determine extraction is necessary, we will prepare you for your procedure. Our team offers same-day care and schedules same-day procedures whenever possible to provide prompt, effective care.
During your extraction, you will be given a local anesthetic to numb the tooth. Local anesthesia will prevent any potential pressure or discomfort and make your procedure as pain-free as possible. Our dentist will perform your tooth extraction using forceps to remove the tooth.
For an impacted wisdom tooth, the gum and bone tissue around the tooth will need to be cut so that it can be removed. If the tooth is very difficult to pull out, then the dentist will cut the tooth into pieces and remove each piece individually. Once the tooth has been removed, our dentist will place gauze over the site to stop the bleeding. Be sure to bite down on the gauze as recommended by our dentist. This will help a blood clot form in the socket and promote a healthy recovery.
Following your extraction, you will experience some pain, swelling, or discomfort for 1-2 days. Our dentist may prescribe pain relievers and antibiotics as necessary. We will provide you with detailed post-operative instructions to help make your recovery as quick and comfortable as possible. It may take up to a week for your mouth to fully heal, so please be sure to follow all care instructions.
What Can I Expect During A Tooth Extraction?
First, our team will take a digital X-ray to assess the condition of your tooth and surrounding tissue. If we determine extraction is necessary, we will prepare you for your procedure. Our team offers same-day care and schedules same-day procedures whenever possible to provide prompt, effective care.
During your extraction, you will be given a local anesthetic to numb the tooth. Local anesthesia will prevent any potential pressure or discomfort and make your procedure as pain-free as possible. Our dentist will perform your tooth extraction using forceps to remove the tooth.
For an impacted wisdom tooth, the gum and bone tissue around the tooth will need to be cut so that it can be removed. If the tooth is very difficult to pull out, then the dentist will cut the tooth into pieces and remove each piece individually. Once the tooth has been removed, our dentist will place gauze over the site to stop the bleeding. Be sure to bite down on the gauze as recommended by our dentist. This will help a blood clot form in the socket and promote a healthy recovery.
Following your extraction, you will experience some pain, swelling, or discomfort for 1-2 days. Our dentist may prescribe pain relievers and antibiotics as necessary. We will provide you with detailed post-operative instructions to help make your recovery as quick and comfortable as possible. It may take up to a week for your mouth to fully heal, so please be sure to follow all care instructions.
What Can I Expect During A Tooth Extraction?
First, our team will take a digital X-ray to assess the condition of your tooth and surrounding tissue. If we determine extraction is necessary, we will prepare you for your procedure. Our team offers same-day care and schedules same-day procedures whenever possible to provide prompt, effective care.
During your extraction, you will be given a local anesthetic to numb the tooth. Local anesthesia will prevent any potential pressure or discomfort and make your procedure as pain-free as possible. Our dentist will perform your tooth extraction using forceps to remove the tooth.
For an impacted wisdom tooth, the gum and bone tissue around the tooth will need to be cut so that it can be removed. If the tooth is very difficult to pull out, then the dentist will cut the tooth into pieces and remove each piece individually. Once the tooth has been removed, our dentist will place gauze over the site to stop the bleeding. Be sure to bite down on the gauze as recommended by our dentist. This will help a blood clot form in the socket and promote a healthy recovery.
Following your extraction, you will experience some pain, swelling, or discomfort for 1-2 days. Our dentist may prescribe pain relievers and antibiotics as necessary. We will provide you with detailed post-operative instructions to help make your recovery as quick and comfortable as possible. It may take up to a week for your mouth to fully heal, so please be sure to follow all care instructions.
Call or visit Hillcrest Dental today for all your family’s every dental care need!
Cosmetic Dentistry At Hillcrest Dental
Are you ready to enjoy a beautiful new smile? Schedule your consultation today! Our knowledgeable doctors and skilled dental team offer the cosmetic care you need to get the smile you have always wanted. Depending on your needs, our doctors may recommend the following procedures:
Frequently Asked Questions
Do dental implants hurt?
You will require a minor surgical procedure to place the implants in your jaw. Following your procedure, it’s normal to experience some pain and swelling while your mouth heals. Our team will provide you with detailed postoperative instructions and prescribed pain relievers (as needed) to help you manage any discomfort you may experience.
How much do tooth implants cost?
The full cost of your tooth implants will depend on your unique condition. Factors such as your overall oral health, the extent of restoration needed, and your treatment goals will impact the total fees charged for your implant procedure. However, we offer our services at competitive prices, and many insurance plans cover a portion of your dental implant costs.
What happens if I don’t get a dental implant?
Failing to replace your missing tooth can lead to jawbone tissue loss, which can impact the natural look of your face. It can also cause the surrounding teeth to become damaged or move out of alignment. As time passes, you will increase your risk of the teeth shifting so much that there is no longer room to place the implant. It is important to maintain optimal oral health and support your jawbone by replacing your missing teeth as soon as possible.
Find Out If Dental Implants Are Right For You.Take the quiz to see if you are a candidate for dental implant treatment.
Our team at Hillcrest Dental is here to help you smile with confidence again. Take the quiz to see if you are a candidate for dental implant treatment.
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Do You Accept Walk-ins And Emergency Appointments?
Yes, we do! At Hillcrest Dental, we accept patients on a walk-in basis as scheduling permits. We also offer same-day dental services and emergency care to provide relief and give you a reason to smile! When you need immediate attention, call our Clarksville dental office today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions about your upcoming visit? Hillcrest Dental can help! Our friendly team is always happy to discuss your questions, needs, and concerns.
Do dentures hurt?
It takes a few weeks for your mouth to adjust to your dentures. Your gums will feel tender and it will take some time to get used to eating. If you need your remaining teeth pulled prior to receiving dentures, this procedure will require a period of healing as well. Our team will provide you with detailed instructions on how to reduce your discomfort while you heal. Should you experience any issues with your dentures, be sure to call our office right away for a follow-up.
How much do dentures cost?
While a considerable investment in your oral health, dentures are typically more affordable than dental implants. The total cost of your dentures will depend on your case and the type of dentures you choose, such as full or partial. Dental insurance will usually cover the cost of your dentures in part or full, depending on your plan. Our team will discuss all treatment costs and payment options during your denture consultation.
Can I eat normal foods with dentures?
Yes, you can. Once you are fully adjusted to wearing your new dentures, you will be able to eat almost anything. You can use denture adhesive pastes or strips for a more secure fit when eating, so that you never have to worry about your denture slipping. Be sure to avoid especially hard, chewy, or sticky foods, as they may damage your dentures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do root canals hurt?
Today, getting a root canal is just as comfortable as getting a filling. Once your permanent crown is set, you may experience a little abnormal jolt when you bite until your mouth completely heals. As with most dental procedures, you may have some minor tenderness afterward, but it will pass in 1-2 days.
Rest assured knowing that we will do everything we can to make sure that you are comfortable during your root canal treatment. Our doctor will administer local anesthesia to numb the treatment area and reduce any discomfort you may experience.
Rest assured knowing that we will do everything we can to make sure that you are comfortable during your root canal treatment. Our doctor will administer local anesthesia to numb the treatment area and reduce any discomfort you may experience.
How much do root canals cost?
The cost of your root canal procedure will depend on your unique case, such as the location in your mouth and the tooth that requires treatment. Our team will discuss all treatment costs and payment options during your visit.
How long is a root canal procedure?
The length of your procedure will depend on your unique case, such as the position of your tooth and the condition of the tooth receiving treatment. Our dentist will explain what to expect during your root canal before your procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do tooth extractions hurt?
No, extractions are not typically painful. Extractions are simple, straightforward procedures that our experienced doctors regularly perform at our state-of-the-art Clarksville dental office. While you may experience some pressure during your extraction, your dentist will make sure you are relaxed and comfortable.
How much do extractions cost?
The full cost of your extraction will depend on your unique circumstances and treatment needs. Our team will discuss all costs during your initial consultation and answer any questions you may have about insurance coverage and payment options.
How long do extractions take?
Simple extractions are relatively quick outpatient procedures that we perform in our office. If you need a surgical extraction, it may take more time to complete. No matter your case, our doctor will explain your procedure in full detail, so you know exactly what to expect.
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