Tooth extraction cost differs depending on the type of extraction procedure and the circumstances surrounding the tooth to be removed. Some dental extractions involve a simple process of detaching the tooth from its socket. Others, however, require surgical intervention to break down the tooth into small pieces and make them easier to remove. At our dental clinics, the costs can range anywhere between $75 to $200 for each tooth.

Recovering from Tooth Extraction Procedures 
Tooth extraction pain is a common concern for most of our patients. Fortunately, you have nothing to worry about regarding preparing for your dental extraction procedure. We always begin dental extractions with numbing using local anesthesia. The side of your mouth your dentist will be treating will be completely numb, ensuring you undergo a painless procedure. For a rather intricate tooth removal procedure, we employ sedation dentistry. Mild sedation helps you remain calm and relaxed throughout your treatment. Patients suffering from dental anxiety and those undergoing long extraction procedures are likely to benefit the most from sedation dentistry.

After your tooth extraction, recovery is unique for every patient. Depending on the location of your extraction wound, your tooth extraction aftercare practices, and your body’s ability to heal, the recovery period can last anywhere between 10 and 14 days. Our dental team ensures you are equipped with essential guidelines of how to care for your mouth during this period, including the following tips:
1.Take your prescribed medication – we prescribe medication after your extraction procedure to help manage the pain, soreness, and swelling as you heal. The medication will prove more effective during the first three days of recovery over any other period.
2.Stick to healthy foods – your body will need all the nutrients and minerals it can get to facilitate speedy healing.
3.Switch to soft foods only – you may need to be on a strict diet of soft foods for the first two or three days. Opt for smoothies, soups, yogurts, or such foods that are easy to consume without putting too much pressure on your wound.
4.Regulate the temperatures of your food – foods that are too hot will hurt your extraction site, and the heat can make swelling and pain worse. You can eat ice cream right after your surgery, but you should not make a habit of it during your recovery period.

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