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Tooth extraction in Toledo, OH

Tooth extractions are sometimes necessary to maintain optimal oral health. Whether it's due to severe decay, infection, overcrowding, or impacted wisdom teeth, ​removing problematic teeth can prevent further complications and alleviate pain. At Aspen Dental, our experienced team uses advanced techniques to ensure a ​smooth and comfortable extraction process, ultimately helping you achieve a healthier, more comfortable smile.

Our popular tooth extraction services

Pre-prosthetic extraction

Pre-prosthetic extraction is a necessary step before receiving dentures. This procedure involves removing teeth that cannot be restored and preparing the mouth ​for the placement of dentures. By extracting problematic teeth, we ensure a comfortable and secure fit for your new dentures, enhancing both function and appearance.


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Wisdom tooth extraction

Wisdom tooth extraction is often necessary to prevent future dental issues and maintain oral health. Impacted or misaligned wisdom teeth can cause pain, ​infection, and damage to adjacent teeth. Removing these problematic teeth helps ensure a healthy and pain-free smile.


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Emergency tooth extraction

Emergency tooth extraction is required when a tooth is severely damaged, infected, or causing unbearable pain. Immediate removal can alleviate ​discomfort and prevent further complications, ensuring swift relief and protection of your overall oral health.

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Types of tooth extractions

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Simple extraction

Simple extractions are typically quick, minimally invasive, and often used for teeth that are damaged, decayed, or loose due to gum disease. ​This type of extraction, is typically done by a general dentist, and helps prevent further dental issues and promotes overall oral health.

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Surgical extraction

Surgical tooth extractions are necessary when teeth are not easily accessible, such as when they are impacted, broken below the gum line, ​or require removal of bone and tissue. Surgical extractions are typically performed by an oral surgeon and may require stitches to aid in healing. ​These extractions are often used for wisdom teeth and other complex cases, ensuring the patient's oral health is maintained effectively.

Your tooth extraction FAQs answered

After a tooth extraction, it's best to stick to soft and easy-to-eat foods. Opt for items like yogurt, applesauce, mashed potatoes, smoothies, and broths. Avoiding hot, spicy and crunchy foods is recommended to promote healing. Gradually reintroduce solid foods as you heal.

At Aspen Dental, patients on average will pay $179 for a tooth extraction¹. This may depend on the complexity of your extraction.

¹Price displayed is average price paid by patients nationwide for selected service.

It's crucial not to attempt pulling out a tooth on your own, as this can lead to severe complications and infections. Always seek professional dental care for tooth extractions. Dentists use sterile tools and techniques to safely remove teeth, ensuring minimal pain and proper healing.

Healing time after a tooth extraction typically takes about one to two weeks. The initial swelling and discomfort usually subside within a few days. Following your dentist's aftercare instructions and maintaining good oral hygiene can help speed up the healing process.

The duration of a tooth extraction procedure depends on the complexity of the case. A simple extraction can take about 20 to 40 minutes, while surgical extractions may take longer, around 45 minutes to an hour or more. Your dentist will provide a more accurate time estimate during your consultation.

Most dentists recommend waiting 24 hours after your tooth extraction to use a straw.

It’s best to avoid dairy while your tooth extraction is healing, as the bacteria that is in dairy products can alter the healing period or give way to infection.

Typically, you can take your gauze off once the bleeding is done. This may take anywhere from a few hours after the initial extraction. t’s best practice to follow the advice of your doctor regarding your healing time.

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Aspen Dental is in Toledo, Ohio

Our dentists in Toledo help much of the surrounding communities, including Sylvania and Shoreland, by putting a smile on their residents’ faces.

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Our team of experts apply the most innovative dental health practices to help their patients solve for any dental imperfections they might need fixing. If you’re considering a solution for replacing missing teeth, Aspen Dental offers expertly designed and cost-effective dentures and implants near Toledo. We also provide general dentistry services such as teeth cleaning and tooth extractions, and, in case of accident or injury, emergency dental care services in Toledo for more immediate solutions.

Navigating to Aspen Dental in Toledo, OH: Landmarks and Directions

Located on the side of Interstate 475 heading westbound, our office sits in a standalone building next to LongHorn Steakhouse. From downtown Toledo, head follow Monroe Street for half a mile, then turn left onto 14th Street. Use the right lanes to take the ramp onto Interstate 75 North. Then, use the left two lanes to take exit 204 to merge onto I-475 West. In three miles, take exit 16 and turn right onto Talmadge Road. Continue for almost half a mile. Pass by Joseph’s Plaza on the left, and then turn left at the tall Aspen Dental sign onto Homerdale Avenue—you’ve gone too far if you reach J. Alexander’s. Make the first left turn, followed by another left turn, and our office will be on your right.

From Sylvania, follow OH-51 South for two and a half miles, then turn right onto Talmadge Road. Continue past Petco and Men’s Wearhouse, then turn left onto Homerdale Avenue immediately after Harold Jaffe Jewelers. Make the first left, followed by another left, and pick any available parking spot.

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