Tooth Extraction Oakville
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Tooth Extraction

Dental Exam
30-minutes
162 Dollars
Note: X-rays are not included
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There are many reasons why a tooth may need to be extracted. At Kiwi Dental, our goal is always to save your natural teeth whenever possible. However, when a tooth is severely damaged, infected, or causing complications, a safe and comfortable tooth extraction may be the best option to protect your overall oral health.

Our experienced dental team uses modern techniques, digital X-rays, and gentle care to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

Common Reasons for Tooth Extraction

The most common reasons a tooth may need to be removed include:

  • Severe tooth decay that cannot be repaired with a filling, crown, or root canal

  • Dental trauma or injury from accidents or sports

  • Advanced gum disease that has loosened the tooth

  • Infections that have reached deep into the tooth or surrounding bone

  • Impacted teeth (commonly wisdom teeth that cannot erupt properly)

  • Crowded teeth when preparing for orthodontic treatment

At Kiwi Dental, we carefully evaluate each situation and will always discuss all treatment options first before recommending extraction.

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Tooth Extraction Cost in Ontario

The cost of a tooth extraction depends on the complexity of the procedure and the condition of the tooth. A dental examination and X-ray are required to provide an accurate estimate.

According to the Ontario Dental Association Fee Guide, the typical cost range is:

  • Uncomplicated extraction: $228 – $400

  • Complicated extraction: $400 – $700

At Kiwi Dental, we aim to make dental care accessible. We accept:

  • Dental insurance

  • Debit, credit, and cash

  • Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

  • Flexible financing options

Our team will gladly help you review your insurance coverage and estimate your out-of-pocket costs before treatment.

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What to Expect During a Tooth Extraction

Your comfort and safety are our top priorities. Here’s what typically happens during a tooth extraction at Kiwi Dental.

1. Dental Examination

Your dentist will perform a full oral exam and take digital X-rays to determine the exact position of the tooth and the safest way to remove it.

2. Local Anesthesia

A local anesthetic is administered to numb the area completely, ensuring you feel little to no pain during the procedure.

3. Sedation Options

For patients who feel anxious or for more complex procedures, sleep dentistry or sedation may be recommended to help you relax.

4. Extraction Procedure

Depending on the condition of the tooth:

  • A simple extraction removes a visible tooth.

  • A surgical extraction may be required if the tooth is broken or impacted beneath the gum.

5. Gauze Placement

After the tooth is removed, a gauze pad is placed over the extraction site to control bleeding and help a blood clot form, which is essential for healing.

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Preparing for a Dental Extraction

Before the procedure, please inform your dentist if you have any medical conditions such as:

  • Congenital heart conditions

  • Immune system disorders

  • Artificial joints

  • Heart implants or pacemakers

  • History of bacterial infections

You should also tell your dentist about:

  • Prescription medications

  • Over-the-counter medicines

  • Vitamins or supplements

In some cases, preventive antibiotics may be recommended to reduce infection risk.

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What to Do After a Tooth Extraction

Recovery usually takes a few days, and most patients return to normal activities quickly.

Follow these guidelines for a smooth recovery:

  • Take pain medication as prescribed

  • Apply an ice pack to reduce swelling

  • Bite gently on the gauze to help stop bleeding

  • Avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours

  • Replace gauze when it becomes soaked

  • Avoid spitting or rinsing forcefully

  • Start saltwater rinses the next day

  • Avoid drinking through straws

  • Eat soft foods such as yogurt, soup, mashed potatoes, or smoothies

  • Brush your teeth normally but avoid the extraction site

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Recovery Period

Most patients recover within a few days to one week. During this time:

  • Avoid strenuous activities

  • Follow all aftercare instructions

  • Attend any recommended follow-up visits

Our team at Kiwi Dental is always available to answer your questions and ensure your recovery is comfortable.

If you are experiencing severe tooth pain, swelling, or dental trauma, you may need urgent treatment. Kiwi Dental offers same-day and emergency appointments whenever possible to relieve pain quickly. Your oral health and comfort are always our priority.

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