Don't Let Your Problem Escalate! Get Tooth Extractions.

People with dental problems sometimes avoid seeing a dentist for fear that a painful tooth extraction may be the only option. Unknown to many, a dentist’s mission is to save the tooth so that your dentist will most likely recommend tooth extraction as the last and least preferred option. However, if tooth extraction becomes necessary, you need not worry because our dentists utilize modern techniques to ensure your safety and comfort and  If you're currently in pain or have overly-sensitive teeth, don't wait to contact the Family Smiles Dental is suitably located at 1011 N Hwy 77, Ste 105, Waxahachie, which has affordable dentists in order to set up an appointment to fully diagnose your condition. We will happily communicate with you all the various quality dental services available to save your smile and return your teeth to their former function and comfort levels.

A simple extraction is performed on a tooth that can be seen and easily accessed in the mouth. A local anesthetic is applied to numb the mouth, which enables your dentist to grasp the tooth, loosen it and eventually remove it painlessly. A surgical extraction is often performed by an oral surgeon if the tooth is hardly visible in the mouth, such as when it has broken off at the gum line or it has not emerged fully. Taking pain medication and using local anesthesia before the extraction ensure a painless procedure. Simple extractions heal more quickly than surgical extractions which often require stitches to hasten to heal. Following all your dentist’s post-operative care instructions such as applying ice packs, taking prescribed analgesics, washing the mouth with salt water rinses, avoiding smoking, and drinking through a straw all help in managing pain and promoting healing. 

Call us at +1-972-351-9110 or visit www.familysmilesdg.com to schedule your appointment.

Find us at:

1011 N Hwy 77, Ste 105

Waxahachie, 

TX 75165

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Don’t forget to do the basics:

• Our oral health should always be a priority. In addition to visiting your local dental team when possible, don’t forget the simple day-to-day habits that will help you keep a healthy mouth.
• Brush daily with a fluoride toothpaste last thing at night and at least one other time during the day.
• Drink plenty of water and cut down on how much and how often you have sugary foods and drinks.
• Clean between your teeth every day with interdental brushes or floss and consider using mouthwash.