Tooth Extraction Warsaw, IN
Gentle, Stress-Free Extractions
- Handling Simple & Complex Cases
- Gentle Techniques for Comfortable Care
- Sedation Available for Anxious Patients
Choose Gentle Tooth Removal in Warsaw
- Drs. Bill Stofer and Brock Spangle can handle simple and complex tooth extraction cases with gentle consideration. Whether you have an infected tooth that can't be saved or wisdom teeth that are causing problems, we can help.
- We've earned over 700 positive Google reviews from Warsaw-area patients impressed with our care, compassion, and results.
- Hablamos Español. If you or a family member would like a dentist who can communicate directly with you, then Dr. Stofer can help. Along with some of our staff, he speaks Spanish — and is happy to provide patients with the tailored care they deserve.
- Our Warsaw dental office is happy to welcome entire families who are looking for a high standard of care when it comes to dental treatment. Learn how we're raising the bar and book today.
“I had a wisdom tooth that was crumbling and needed removed. I was concerned that it would be a rough extraction. However, Dr. Stofer extracted the tooth quickly and painlessly! The staff are extremely friendly and made me feel comfortable during the whole procedure. I highly recommend Dental Solutions!” — Jeep, 5-Star Review
Is Tooth Extraction Covered By Insurance?
Yes, tooth extraction for wisdom teeth, damaged teeth, and decayed teeth is eligible for coverage from dental insurance. That's because it's essential for your oral health and function. The amount it covers will depend on your plan and provider.
Insurance can also help with the cost of dental crowns or bridges, as well. It will not assist with dental implants or sedation, but the many benefits of both make them good investments.
Extractions Target Problems Like These
At our Warsaw practice, tooth extractions aren't our first resort. We'll only opt for this treatment if there are no other alternatives possible, like crowns, fillings, or root canal therapy. Typically, a patient may require tooth extraction for cases like:
Have you been in an accident that damaged a tooth? Or did you bite down on something, only to hear a crack? Don't stress — we can help. In some cases, we may be able to treat you with a simple crown that restores your tooth.
Many patients avoid wisdom teeth removal for years since it has a reputation for being complicated. Finding a trusted Warsaw dentist like Dr. Spangle and Dr. Stofer can mean easier surgical extractions and recovery.
Tooth decay affects many of our patients — and you don't have to be ashamed. No matter the state of your teeth, we will treat you with respect. Whether you need a simple filling or an extraction and restoration, we can help.
Notice signs like pus, a pimple over your gum, or a change in tooth color? You may have a root canal infection. By visiting us for care sooner rather than later, we may be able to save your tooth, but delayed care often means extraction.
Common Warning Signs That You're Dealing with a Dental Emergency
Seeking dental care in a timely manner can prevent the need for procedures like extractions, implants, and crowns. Don't know what to look out for? If you're experiencing these symptoms, contact the team at our dental office in Warsaw, IN, immediately:
Swelling in the Gums
Loose Teeth
Tooth Trauma
Bad Taste in the Mouth
Severe Jaw or Tooth Pain
Newly-Darkened Enamel
With timely intervention, we may be able to avoid the need for an extraction altogether. We'll only choose that treatment option if we can't save your tooth.
The Tooth Extraction Process From Start to Finish
"They made my children and I feel so comfortable. They coordinated well with my insurance so I knew exactly what I was going to be paying. Dr. Spangle explained everything so well and didn’t make us feel rushed at all. I would highly recommend.” — Nathan, 5-Star Review
The Recovery Process
An antibiotic prescription can be issued to prevent infection during your recovery. You'll also need to be mindful of your healing by consuming only soft, room-temperature foods at first.
A blood clot should form over your extraction site, and it's important to protect it and allow it to heal. If this blood clot is dislodged too soon, it can result in a condition called dry socket. Dry socket is serious, so reach out to our dentists if you notice any exposure.
