Fast relief for intense tooth pain, infections, and dental injuries.
Available 24/7 • Medicaid Accepted • 2010 K St, Sacramento
An emergency tooth extraction is often required when a tooth is badly damaged, infected, or causing intense, unmanageable pain that can't be treated by other means. Prompt action is essential to avoid further complications and deliver fast relief.
Severe tooth pain or swelling? Get help without delay.
Experiencing severe tooth pain or sudden swelling? You might be facing a dental emergency that requires immediate tooth extraction. At Emergency Dental Sacramento, we understand that quick action is critical when dental issues escalate. Here's how to recognize the warning signs that you may need an emergency tooth extraction.
Persistent, throbbing tooth pain—especially if it worsens when biting or chewing—can indicate deep decay, infection, or nerve damage.
Swelling in the gums, face, or jaw can signal a serious infection or abscess.
A dental abscess is a pocket of pus caused by a bacterial infection.
Cracked, broken, or knocked loose due to an accident or injury, extraction may be required—especially if the damage extends below the gum line.
Decay or periodontal disease has severely weakened the tooth or its surrounding support structures, the tooth may no longer be salvageable.
Improperly erupted or crowded wisdom teeth may cause infection, significant discomfort, or damage to surrounding teeth.
Urgent Evaluation and Diagnosis
Upon arrival, we perform a thorough examination of your mouth using digital X-rays and diagnostic tools. This allows us to quickly determine the source of the pain and assess whether an extraction is necessary.
Pain Management and Sedation Options
We offer local anesthesia to numb the area completely, and sedation options may be available for patients with high anxiety or more complex extractions. Our goal is to ensure a painless experience from start to finish.
Safe and Efficient Tooth Removal
Once you're comfortable, our experienced dentist will carefully extract the affected tooth using minimally invasive techniques. We take great care to avoid damaging surrounding teeth and tissues, ensuring a smooth and precise procedure.
Post-Extraction Care and Instructions
We’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions to promote proper healing and reduce the risk of complications. You'll receive guidance on managing discomfort, avoiding infection, and when to schedule a follow-up.
Will the tooth extraction hurt?
We use local anesthesia to completely numb the area before beginning the extraction. Most patients report little to no pain during the procedure. Sedation options are also available for those with dental anxiety or complex cases.
When is an emergency tooth extraction necessary?
An emergency extraction may be needed when a tooth is severely decayed, infected, cracked, or damaged beyond repair. It’s also common with impacted wisdom teeth or after trauma that causes the tooth to become loose or fractured.
How long does the extraction process take?
A straightforward emergency extraction typically takes 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the tooth’s condition and location. Impacted or broken teeth may take slightly longer.
What if I don’t want my tooth pulled?
We only recommend extraction when there are no other safe or effective treatment options, such as a filling or root canal. Our team will explain all possible alternatives before proceeding.
When you're in pain, you don't have time to wait. Our emergency extraction process is streamlined to deliver immediate relief while prioritizing your safety and comfort.
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Sacramento Emergency Dental Clinics
2010 K St., Suite 101
Sacramento, CA 95811
(877) 462-0628
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