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Drop by Bright Now! Dental located in Phoenix for top-notch dental extractions, including teeth removal. When you require a dental extraction, rest assured that your health and comfort are our utmost priority.

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Tooth Extraction at Bright Now! Dental

Do I Need a Tooth Extraction?

Throughout your dental assessment, we’ll utilize X-rays to gauge the extent of damage or infection, aiding in the decision-making process about whether a tooth extraction is necessary. Situations involving wisdom teeth, damaged teeth, crowding in the gumline, tooth decay, or infections often warrant a tooth extraction. We always prioritize the preservation, restoration, and protection of your natural teeth whenever feasible. Unfortunately, factors like tooth decay or traumatic injuries can impact the possibility of restoring a tooth.

At Bright Now! Dental in Phoenix, we turn affordable tooth extractions into a reality. Rather than enduring the agony of a tooth infection, we simplify access to the care you deserve. We offer flexible financing and added discounts to alleviate any concerns related to your smile’s renewal.

Secure your appointment now for a consultation at Bright Now! Dental in Phoenix, where you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan. Don’t delay your journey to restoring and perfecting your captivating smile!

Our Patient Reviews

Mandy M. on Google
2 weeks ago
Everyone was so nice and friendly especially Melissa the hygienist, she went above and beyond to be patient and answer all my questions. She is a very thorough honest and genuine professional!
Jackye G. on Google
1 month ago
Very good attention
Ricarda D. on Google
1 month ago
I had a big nice experience with the staff and they help me a lot with the insurance plan Ingot and with the financing with the credit care. I am so happy that I can pay little by little. Thanks to everyone of the girls and the de Tia assistant and the lady who took care of my teeth. Thank you thank you to all of you😊🌺
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Great team and service! Very impressed😁
Jamaal T. on Google
2 months ago
I called about my toothache and they got me in within ten minutes. I have no complaints. Thank-you
Froina N. on Google
2 months ago
Amazing staff, affordable. Hope at the front desk is such a big help. all around a great experience!
Alyssa Calvagno (. on Google
2 months ago
Highly recommend!! Great patient support and communication. Dr. McDonald is gentle and very understanding. Dr. Jones is hilarious and excellent communication when it comes to proper treatment in orthodontics. Just a great office overall!! Gotta love the pic lol
Jake T. on Google
2 months ago
WOW! I went in for a Smile Direct f/u, and the office staff was able to fit me in for a mouth spa day! Best cleaning experience I've had at a dentist by far. Thank you so much to all staff, especially Sam, and Dr. McDonald. Can't wait for my next visit. Thanks again! Jake Taylor
Donna B. on Google
3 months ago
It seems I've been waiting a long time to have my Partials made. I still have two more visits before it will be final. This visit was pleasant. The Doctor and Staff have been very patient with me. Overall I had a good experience . Thank you
Emilio C. on Google
4 months ago
Great team!
Brent A. on Google
4 months ago
The staff was great.
Dan T. on Google
4 months ago
Staff are very professional, competent and friendly.

Post-Extraction DOs

Rest: Immediately after the extraction, it’s important to take it easy. Rest for at least 24 hours to allow your body to begin the healing process.

Bite on Gauze: Your dentist will provide you with sterile gauze pads. Bite gently on these pads over the extraction site to help control bleeding. Change them as needed, following your dentist’s instructions.

Apply Ice: To minimize swelling and discomfort, apply an ice pack wrapped in a cloth to your cheek for 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off during the first 24 hours.

Maintain Oral Hygiene: While you should avoid the extraction site when brushing and flossing, continue to clean your other teeth and gums gently. Use a soft-bristle toothbrush and rinse your mouth with warm saltwater (if advised by your dentist) to keep the area clean.

Eat a Soft Diet: Stick to a soft diet for a few days. Opt for foods like yogurt, applesauce, mashed potatoes, smoothies, and soups. Avoid hot, spicy, crunchy, or hard foods that could irritate the extraction site.

Follow-Up Appointments: Attend any follow-up appointments scheduled by your dentist to monitor your healing progress. They will remove any stitches if necessary and assess your recovery.

Be Patient with Healing: Remember that the full healing process may take several weeks. Be patient, and follow your dentist’s instructions diligently to ensure a successful and comfortable recovery.

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Post-Extraction DON’Ts

No Smoking: Smoking can impede the healing process and increase the risk of complications. Avoid tobacco products for at least 72 hours after extraction, if not longer.

Avoid Straws: Sipping through straws creates suction in your mouth, which can dislodge the blood clot that forms in the extraction site. Skip the straws for the first few days.

Don’t Rinse Vigorously: Refrain from rinsing your mouth vigorously for the initial 24 hours. Gently rinse with warm saltwater if instructed by your dentist.

Don’t Touch the Site: Avoid touching or probing the extraction site with your fingers or tongue. Keep your hands and foreign objects away from the area to prevent infection.

Don’t Skip Medications: If your dentist has prescribed pain medication or antibiotics, take them as directed. Skipping doses can lead to increased discomfort or complications.

Skip Alcohol and Mouthwash: Avoid alcoholic beverages and mouthwash with high alcohol content, as they can delay healing and cause discomfort.

Resist the Urge to Spit Excessively: Excessive spitting can disrupt the blood clot formation, which is crucial for healing. Swallow saliva gently.

Don’t Ignore Complications: If you experience severe pain, prolonged bleeding, fever, or any signs of infection, do not ignore them. Contact your dentist promptly for guidance.

Stay Away from Hot Beverages: Hot drinks can increase blood flow to the extraction site and may lead to prolonged bleeding. Stick to cool or lukewarm beverages.

Avoid Chewing on the Extraction Side: Do not use the side of your mouth where the extraction occurred for chewing until your dentist gives the green light.