Tooth Extractions

Tooth extractions are often the first step in the dental implant process, creating a healthy foundation for future tooth replacement. Our experienced team ensures that the process is smooth and comfortable, helping you recover quickly and effectively.

Professional Tooth Extraction Services

A tooth extraction involves removing a tooth from its socket in the bone, often as a first step in the dental implant process. Whether you need an emergency tooth extraction or are preparing for a dental implant, our team is here to provide expert care for patients in Kingsport, Johnson City and the surrounding area.

We offer fast, efficient extractions with your comfort in mind. Using anesthesia and optional oral or IV sedation, we make the procedure as pain-free and stress-free as possible. Following all aftercare instructions will help ensure a smooth recovery and quickly restore oral health.

3D illustration of a tooth extraction process showing an upper premolar being removed with dental forceps, set against a white and pink background to depict oral surgery.
  • What can I eat after tooth extraction?

    For the first few days after your extraction, eat soft, cool foods like yogurt, applesauce or mashed potatoes. Avoid hard, hot or crunchy foods to prevent irritation and allow the area to heal properly.

  • How long does a tooth extraction take to heal?

    The initial healing process typically takes 7–10 days, with complete recovery of the socket occurring over a few weeks. Following your dentist’s aftercare instructions is essential for a smooth and timely recovery.

  • Does tooth extraction hurt?

    With modern anesthesia and sedation options, tooth extractions are generally pain-free. However, mild discomfort or swelling may occur afterward, which can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication and proper aftercare.

Any questions?

Need a routine or emergency tooth extraction in Kingsport, Johnson City or nearby? Contact Martin Dentistry today for professional care and expert guidance to protect your oral health.