Services
Comfortable tooth extractions and sedation services all in one place.
Whether you need tooth extractions before dentures or dental implants or you’re simply looking for relief from damaged teeth, we offer compassionate care and sedation options with your comfort as our top priority.
Services
Comfortable tooth extractions and sedation services all in one place.
Whether you need tooth extractions before dentures or dental implants or you’re simply looking for relief from damaged teeth, we offer compassionate care and sedation options with your comfort as our top priority.
A better smile begins with a healthy mouth.
If you’re suffering from infection or teeth that can no longer be saved, you may need tooth extractions to prepare for dentures or dental implants. If you aren’t ready to follow a treatment plan for a better smile, you may need tooth extractions just to restore comfort and confidence in the short term.
We offer compassionate, worry-free tooth extractions and sedation services that will make it comfortable and affordable to heal your problem areas. Only you and your dentist can decide what comes next.
What makes our tooth extractions and sedation services different?
Conscious sedation
Neighborly Pricing
No judgment
Gentle care
No pressure
No surprisesConscious sedationNeighborly PricingNo judgmentGentle careNo pressureNo surprisesA better smile begins with a healthy mouth.
If you’re suffering from infection or teeth that can no longer be saved, you may need tooth extractions to prepare for dentures or dental implants. If you aren’t ready to follow a treatment plan for a better smile, you may need tooth extractions just to restore comfort and confidence in the short term.
We offer compassionate, worry-free tooth extractions and sedation services that will make it comfortable and affordable to heal your problem areas. Only you and your dentist can decide what comes next.
What makes our tooth extractions and sedation services different?
Conscious sedationNeighborly PricingNo judgmentGentle careNo pressureNo surprisesConscious sedationNeighborly PricingNo judgmentGentle careNo pressureNo surprisesMore care, all in one place
Explore the dental services available at most local offices—from everyday care to specialized treatments—so you can get the support you need beyond dentures and implants.
- Routine Extractions(per tooth) with Denture Package
- Complex Extractions(per tooth) with Denture Package
- Sedation DentistryFor patients with severe anxiety before and during dental visits, conscious sedation can help.
Real patients. Real satisfaction.
"This dentist office is head and shoulders above the other three that I had consultations and estimates with. Not only in the price but in the way they treat you."
– Wayne, Affordable Dentures & Implants Patient
Ready to begin the (easy) journey to a new you?
Just answer a few quick questions about what you’re experiencing, and we’ll give you an idea of what your treatment journey might look like.
Once you come in for a free exam, our dentist will craft the perfect affordable plan for your mouth and your budget.
Ready to begin the (easy) journey to a new you?
Just answer a few quick questions about what you’re experiencing, and we’ll give you an idea of what your treatment journey might look like.
Once you come in for a free exam, our dentist will craft the perfect affordable plan for your mouth and your budget.
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See answers to frequently asked questions.
Yes. Many offices provide tooth extractions, and in most cases, extractions can be performed the same day.
Whether same-day extraction is available depends on a few factors, including your overall health, any medications you’re taking, and the complexity of the extraction. Your dentist will review your situation, explain what’s safe and appropriate, and talk through any circumstances that could affect timing.
In addition to extractions, some offices also offer other services such as dental implants, crowns, and general dentistry care. Services can vary by location, so your dentist or office team can let you know exactly what’s available where you’re being seen.
The best way to get clear answers is to book an appointment. Your dentist will review your needs, explain your options, and help you understand what can be done—often sooner than you expect.
Wisdom teeth removal is considered a restorative dental service.
This procedure involves removing one or more wisdom teeth—molars that typically emerge later in life and often don’t have enough room to come in properly. When wisdom teeth become impacted, crowded, or difficult to clean, they can lead to pain, infection, gum disease, or damage to nearby teeth.
Your dentist will evaluate your mouth with an exam and X-rays to determine whether removal is recommended. If the extraction is considered medically necessary, it may be partially covered by insurance, depending on your plan.
Your dentist will explain why removal may be needed, what the procedure involves, and what to expect during recovery—so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
Dentists start by taking a close look at your overall oral health. This includes a thorough exam along with X-rays or other imaging to see what’s happening below the surface of the gums.
During this evaluation, your dentist considers several factors, such as the condition of the tooth, signs of decay or infection, bone support, and how the tooth is affecting surrounding teeth. Your general health, medical history, and any medications you’re taking are also part of the decision-making process.
If a tooth is too damaged to be restored with treatments like a filling, crown, or other care, your dentist may recommend an extraction. The goal is always to protect your long-term oral health, relieve pain, and prevent bigger problems down the road.
Your dentist will explain what they’re seeing, why an extraction may be necessary, and what options you have moving forward, so you feel informed and confident about the next step.
The number of teeth that can be extracted at one time depends on your individual situation.
Your dentist will consider several factors, including your overall oral health, the condition and location of the teeth, the complexity of the extractions, and how the procedure fits into your overall treatment plan. In some cases, it’s possible to remove multiple teeth during a single appointment, especially if extractions are being done to prepare for dentures or implants.
In other situations, your dentist may recommend spacing extractions out over more than one visit to support comfort, healing, or safety. The goal is always to balance efficiency with the best outcome for your health and recovery.
Your dentist will explain what makes the most sense for you, walk through the timing, and make sure you feel comfortable with the plan before moving forward.
Recovery time depends on the type of extraction and your individual healing process.
For a simple tooth extraction, it’s normal to experience some soreness and tenderness for a few days, with most healing taking place within one to two weeks. During that time, following your dentist’s aftercare instructions can help reduce discomfort and support healing.
More complex extractions—such as wisdom teeth or impacted teeth—can take longer. In those cases, recovery may take three to four weeks, with gradual improvement as the area heals.
Your dentist will explain what to expect based on your specific extraction, provide guidance on managing discomfort, and let you know when normal activities can be resumed. If you ever have concerns during recovery, your dental team can help ensure healing stays on track.
Yes, some locations offer sedation options to help you feel calm, comfortable, and supported during dental treatment.
Depending on the office, your treatment needs, and your health history, sedation options may include conscious sedation, oral sedation, or inhalation sedation. These approaches are designed to ease anxiety, reduce stress, and make dental care more manageable—especially if you feel nervous about dental visits or need more involved treatment.
Sedation isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your dentist will take the time to review your medical history, talk through your comfort level, and explain whether sedation is appropriate for you. If it is, they’ll walk you through what to expect before, during, and after your visit—so there are no surprises and you can move forward with confidence.
Conscious sedation is a sedation option designed to help you feel calm, relaxed, and at ease during dental treatment—without putting you fully to sleep.
While under conscious sedation, you’ll remain awake and able to hear, see, and respond to your dentist and the team. The difference is that anxiety is significantly reduced, and many people feel detached from the procedure or remember very little afterward. It can also lessen your perception of discomfort, making treatment feel easier and more manageable.
In dentistry, conscious sedation is typically provided in one of three ways:
Oral sedation – medication taken before your appointment to help you feel relaxed
Inhalation sedation – a calming gas you breathe in during treatment
IV sedation – medication delivered through an IV for deeper relaxation while still responsive
Not every sedation option is offered at every location, and not every patient is a candidate. Your dentist will review your health history, comfort level, and treatment needs to determine whether conscious sedation is appropriate for you and which option makes the most sense.
The goal is simple: to help you receive the care you need in a way that feels safe, comfortable, and stress-free.
Restorative dental services focus on repairing or replacing teeth that are damaged, unhealthy, or missing—so your mouth can function comfortably again.
These treatments are used when a problem has already developed and needs to be corrected. Restorative care may include basic services, such as fillings that repair minor decay, as well as major restorative services, like crowns, bridges, and dentures that rebuild strength, function, and appearance.
Insurance providers often separate restorative care into basic and major categories, but your dentist’s focus is always the same—choosing the treatment that best supports your oral health and long-term comfort. During your visit, your dentist will explain which restorative options are recommended, why they’re needed, and what you can expect moving forward, so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Your first visit is all about understanding your oral health and giving you clarity. At participating locations, this may include a free exam and X-rays. Your dentist will examine your teeth and gums, review any images taken, and talk with you about what they’re seeing. From there, you’ll receive a clear treatment plan and straightforward guidance—so you can make informed decisions at your own pace.
Services can vary by office, as each location is independently owned and operated. While most offices specialize in dentures and implants, many also offer additional dental services. The best way to know what’s available is to speak directly with your local office or book a visit—your dentist will outline which services are offered and recommend the right next steps for you.