South Knox Dental offers extraction services. With sedation options and a highly-skilled team, extractions at South Knox Dental are quick and comfortable.
Tooth Extractions
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Cost
Costs depend on the number of teeth being extracted and your insurance coverage. Enroll in our membership plan for additional savings.
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Procedure Duration
Most extractions take 20-40 minutes, but complex cases like impacted wisdom teeth can take up to an hour.
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Pain Level
With local anesthesia and sedation options, you won’t feel pain during the procedure—just some pressure. Mild soreness after is normal and manageable.
Sedation Dentistry
Tooth Extractions in Knoxville, TN
Extraction may be the best solution when a tooth is too damaged or causing trouble. We perform simple and surgical extractions with precision, ensuring minimal discomfort. Whether it’s a stubborn wisdom tooth or a decayed molar, we use advanced techniques and sedation to keep you comfortable. Our goal is a smooth procedure and a quick, healthy recovery.
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Process
Consultation: We evaluate your tooth and discuss the best removal plan.
Anesthesia & Sedation: We numb the area and offer sedation if needed for a stress-free experience.
Extraction: The tooth is carefully loosened and removed. For surgical cases, a small incision may be needed.
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Next Steps
Post-Procedure Care – We provide aftercare instructions, including how to manage swelling and bleeding.
Healing & Follow-Up – Recovery takes about a week for most, and we’re available if you need any help.
FAQ
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Where can I get a tooth pulled?
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How long does it take for tooth extraction bleeding to stop?
Bleeding typically slows within 3-4 hours, but complete clot formation can take up to 24 hours. Biting on gauze helps speed up the process.
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Which tooth extraction takes the longest to heal?
Wisdom teeth, especially impacted ones, take the longest to heal—typically 2-3 weeks, while simple extractions heal in about a week.
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