Gentle & Comfortable Tooth Extractions in Queens
If you’re experiencing severe tooth pain, infection, or damage beyond repair, a tooth extraction may be recommended to protect your oral health. At Avalon Dental in Queens, NY, we provide gentle, patient-focused simple and surgical extractions in a calm, comfortable environment.
Our experienced dentists in Flushing and Bayside offer modern extraction techniques to help relieve pain, prevent complications, and support long-term dental health.
What Is a Tooth Extraction?
A tooth extraction is a procedure in which a damaged, infected, or non-restorable tooth is removed. Extractions are used when a tooth cannot be saved through restorative treatments like fillings, crowns, or root canals.
Our Queens dental team performs two types of extractions:
1. Simple Extractions
Used when the tooth is visible above the gumline and can be gently loosened and removed.
2. Surgical Extractions
Used when the tooth is broken, impacted, or not fully erupted. A small incision may be made to safely remove the tooth.
During your visit, our dentists will:
- Examine your tooth and surrounding tissues
- Take digital X-rays to assess root structure and bone levels
- Recommend the most appropriate extraction method
- Provide anesthesia to ensure your comfort
We prioritize gentle, precise care from start to finish.
Do I Need a Tooth Extraction?
You may need a tooth extraction if you experience:
- Severe decay or a deeply infected tooth
- Cracked or broken teeth that cannot be restored
- Advanced periodontal (gum) disease
- Impacted or problematic wisdom teeth
- Overcrowding before orthodontic treatment
- A tooth causing recurring pain or swelling
- Failed dental restorations
Our dentists will always explore all available treatment options before recommending an extraction.
Do Tooth Extractions Hurt?
Most patients report that the procedure is more comfortable than they expected. At Avalon Dental, we use local anesthesia and gentle techniques to ensure a smooth experience.
What to expect:
- Local numbing to help you feel relaxed and comfortable
- Gentle pressure, but not sharp pain
- Supportive communication throughout the procedure
Mild soreness afterward is normal and typically improves within a few days.uickly.
Aftercare and Recovery
Proper aftercare helps ensure comfortable healing. We may recommend:
- Biting on gauze to control initial bleeding
- Taking prescribed or recommended medications as directed
- Avoiding drinking through straws for 24 hours
- Eating soft foods and chewing on the opposite side
- Brushing gently while avoiding the extraction site
- Using cold compresses to reduce swelling
- Resting and avoiding strenuous activity for the remainder of the day
Most patients can expect steady improvement over the first 48–72 hours.ds.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ How long does it take to heal after a tooth extraction?
Initial healing typically begins within a few days, though full tissue healing may take several weeks. Your dentist will monitor your progress during follow-up visits if needed.
❓ When can I return to normal activities?
Many patients resume routine activities the next day. However, strenuous exercise should be avoided for the first 24 hours unless otherwise directed by your dentist.
❓ Do I need to replace a tooth after extraction?
In many cases, replacing a tooth helps maintain proper function and prevent shifting. Options may include dental implants, bridges, or partial dentures. Your dentist will discuss what’s best for your situation.
Book Your Tooth Extraction Appointment in Queens, NY
If you’re dealing with tooth pain or suspect you may need an extraction, our team is here to help. Avalon Dental provides gentle, efficient tooth extractions in Queens, NY to restore comfort and protect your oral health.
📍 Serving Flushing, Bayside, and surrounding neighborhoods.
📞 Call (347) 472-0318 or book online to schedule your consultation today.
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