Tooth Extractions

Cutting-Edge Tooth Extractions
in San Antonio

The process of removing a problem tooth has evolved, and the most sophisticated version of the procedure can be found at Sonterra Dental. If you have a tooth that’s decayed or damaged beyond repair, our tooth extraction team can use every tool at our disposal to remove it, causing you as little hassle and pain as possible. Our Stone Oak dentists use advanced dentistry techniques befitting an office focused on patient comfort and education. We don’t pull teeth. We provide comprehensive tooth extraction care. 

Once a tooth is removed, replacing it helps protect your bite, your neighboring teeth and the bone underneath. A dental implant is the closest thing to a natural tooth: a titanium post replaces the root, and a custom crown sits on top. We plan every implant with 3D imaging, and some patients need a bone graft first so the implant has a strong foundation. Explore dental implants at Sonterra Dental to see if one is right for you.

A More Refined Process Than Just Pulling Teeth

Sonterra Dental cultivates an atmosphere of elegance that might not seem to match the process of pulling a tooth. However, our tooth extractions are just as streamlined, tech-supported, and comfortable as our other general dentistry services. Using digital scanners and x-rays, we get a thorough view of your teeth and jaw. These guide our dentists to the best way to extract your tooth. Scans also provide us with insight into why you need a tooth removed, which informs our aftercare. 

Once we do the procedure, we use tools like the DentalVibe® injection system and sedation dentistry to ensure you aren’t anxious and won’t feel anything other than pressure. Once the tooth is removed, we give you detailed instructions and remedies to ensure you feel prepared for post-op life. Finally, we cap off extractions with excellent continuing care like Invisalign®, cosmetic dentistry, or restorative dentistry to fill the gap.

We’re Well-Equipped for
Wisdom Teeth Removal

Your wisdom teeth are the last teeth to emerge in your mouth. Because you already have your other adult teeth, your wisdom teeth sometimes don’t have enough space to erupt properly. Yours might also be situated wrong, coming in sideways instead of up. Wisdom teeth like this are considered impacted and need to be removed. 

Our general dentistry experience and tooth extraction expertise are both put to use here. We take regular scans to monitor your wisdom teeth as they come in, judging the best time to remove them. When the time is right, we perform an extraction that will safeguard your other teeth.

Get a Custom Tooth Extraction Plan
in North San Antonio

From the tranquil ambiance of our office to the expert care delivered by our team, Sonterra Dental creates an environment where your comfort and health are our utmost priorities. Whether it’s the strategic removal of wisdom teeth or addressing an emergency extraction, you can trust in our general and emergency dentists to transform what might be a daunting experience into a positive, sophisticated, and reassuring process. 

Your oral health is in expert hands with Dr. Woods Woolwine, Dr. Kara Tapangan, and Dr. Alexis Ruiz! Contact us at 210-341-3222 or online to schedule an extraction.

Tooth Extractions FAQs

When is a tooth extraction needed?

An extraction may be needed when a tooth is decayed or damaged beyond repair, or because of severe infection, trauma or unbearable pain. Wisdom teeth that don’t have enough space or come in sideways are considered impacted and need to be removed.

Yes. IV sedation is ideal for patients with severe dental anxiety or those having extensive treatment like wisdom teeth removal.

We use the DentalVibe® injection system and sedation dentistry so you aren’t anxious and won’t feel anything other than pressure.

Yes. If leaving in your natural tooth puts your health in danger, our team can perform an emergency extraction right away. We provide same-day emergency dental care, with appointments as early as 7:00 a.m. Monday through Friday.

You’ll receive detailed instructions and remedies so you feel prepared after your procedure. We also offer continuing care, like Invisalign®, cosmetic dentistry or restorative dentistry, to fill the gap.