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At Bridgetown Dental, we want to keep your natural smile fully intact. However, when an infection or severe damage poses a threat, you may need a tooth extraction in Portland, OR. We focus on comfortable, virtually painless extraction — including emergency tooth removal in Portland when you’re in pain. OR. We focus on comfortable, virtually painless extraction — including emergency tooth removal in Portland when you’re in pain. It can be the best step toward achieving lasting comfort and well-being. With a focus on your long-term health, Dr. Kaady will:
We believe preserving your natural teeth is one of the best ways to protect your whole-body health. Dr. Kaady takes a biological, prevention-first approach to care. He’ll combine modern technology and holistic techniques to help you avoid extractions whenever possible.
A custom bridge fills the gap in your smile. You’ll prevent unwanted movement in adjacent teeth.
The implant-and-crown combination most closely mimics your tooth structure. You preserve jawbone health, protect your facial contours, and gain durable, long-lasting function.We also perform wisdom tooth extraction in Portland — learn more on our Wisdom Teeth Removal page.
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Sometimes it is not possible to save a tooth, the dentist will then recommend you have it extracted.
Reason for removing a tooth generally include:-
Will the Procedure Hurt?
Tooth extraction is done with local anesthesia to numb the part of the mouth being worked on and to avoid unnecessary feeling or discomfort during the extraction process. Soreness or tenderness in the area of the extracted tooth may be felt once the extraction is complete.
In cases involving significant anxiety toward having teeth pulled, Bridgetown Dental provides sedation services so that patients feel as relaxed and at peace as possible while undergoing the procedure, including in most cases inhaled sedation and/or oral sedation.
Extraction of Severely Damaged Teeth
Your severely damaged tooth might be eligible for some restorative treatment to repair and save it. However, if there isn’t enough healthy tooth material to save in this way, an attempt may not bring predictable, lasting results. When a damaged tooth no longer has the foundation it needs, an extraction can carefully remove the problem and enable you to proceed with replacement plans. Our experienced dentist discusses the possible choices to replace a lost tooth after an extraction to keep your remaining teeth stable, promote proper function, and ensure teeth do not shift.
An infection in a tooth can lead to such things as pain, swelling, sensitivity, and many other signs and symptoms of dental problems. In cases of infection the infected tooth can, more often than not, be treated with root canal therapy to clear the infection and maintain the tooth.In situations in which extraction of the tooth is indicated because it cannot predictably be maintained.
If a severely infected tooth is removed it should remove the source of the infection but depending on the infection more treatment might be indicated.If you have facial swelling and a high temperature or if your jaw/mouth hurts you badly with severe pain and difficulty swallowing and or breathing seek emergency professional dental and or medical attention.
It is Bridgetown Dental’s hope to help you retain natural teeth. Through conservative and conservative approach using the latest technology, they strive to detect issues before they become worse and need intervention.
It is, however, the reality in dental care that a wisdom tooth extraction in Portland or even a painful, broken tooth may require a tooth removal.
Bridgetown Dental strives to: Offer comfortable and compassionate care Utilize effective numbing techniques Have open and honest discussions about your tooth extraction Utilize sedation for those with dental anxiety Provide detailed post operative instructions Work with you to plan your missing tooth replacement in Portland. Patients from all areas of Portland come to the dental office located in St Johns North Portland to receive expert, reliable dental services.
For a small monthly fee, your dental cleanings, exams, and X-rays are covered. Plus, you’ll receive a discount on your other needed treatments.
The cost of a tooth extraction in Portland can vary depending on several factors, including the location of the tooth, the complexity of the extraction (a simple extraction vs. wisdom tooth extraction), and your specific needs, including the location of the tooth, the complexity of the extraction, and your specific treatment needs. Because every case is unique, we recommend scheduling an exam. We’ll provide a personalized treatment plan and a clear estimate.
General dentistry isn’t just about your teeth. It’s about supporting your entire well-being. At Bridgetown Dental, we look for signs of inflammation, clenching, sleep-disordered breathing, and other issues that may reflect broader health concerns. Routine visits help us catch early warning signs and guide you toward better long-term health, not just a better smile.
After your tooth removal, we’ll place soft gauze over the extraction site to help stop bleeding and protect the area. You’ll go home with extra gauze and detailed instructions to guide your care over the next few days. If needed, we may also provide a prescription for pain management to keep you comfortable during healing. It’s important to rest, limit strenuous activity, and follow your aftercare plan closely.
Yes. If you have a severely damaged or painful tooth, we make every effort to see you quickly for emergency tooth removal in Portland. Call (503) 755-9407 and Dr. Kaady will help relieve your pain as soon as possible.
No. Dr. Kaady fully numbs the area first, so you shouldn’t feel pain — only mild pressure. We prioritize a gentle, virtually painless extraction, and sedation options are available if you’d like extra help relaxing.
A simple tooth extraction in Portland typically ranges from about $150 to $350, while surgical extractions (such as impacted wisdom teeth) cost more. We’ll give you a clear estimate beforehand and offer financing to help.
Extraction may be necessary when a tooth is severely decayed, badly fractured, infected beyond repair, causing crowding, or impacted (like some wisdom teeth). Dr. Kaady always tries to save your natural tooth first and recommends removal only when it’s the best option.
Preventive dentistry focuses on stopping problems before they start — through regular cleanings, exams, X-rays, fluoride, sealants, and good home care. It’s the most effective and affordable way to protect your teeth and overall health long-term.
Yes. We evaluate and remove wisdom teeth that are impacted, crowding other teeth, or causing pain or infection. Dr. Kaady will assess your specific situation and explain whether removal is recommended.
Initial healing usually takes about one to two weeks, with the most noticeable recovery in the first few days. Following aftercare instructions — rest, soft foods, and protecting the clot — helps you heal smoothly and avoid complications.
Stick to soft, cool foods for the first day or two — think yogurt, smoothies (no straw), mashed potatoes, soup (not too hot), and eggs. Avoid crunchy, spicy, or very hot foods, and don’t use a straw, which can dislodge the healing clot.
Yes. If you have a severely damaged or painful tooth, we make every effort to see you quickly for emergency care. Call (503) 755-9407 and we’ll help relieve your pain as soon as possible.
After an extraction, options to replace the tooth include a dental implant, a bridge, or a partial denture. Replacing a missing tooth protects your bite and prevents shifting. Dr. Kaady will help you choose the best solution for your smile.
8907 N Lombard St, Portland, OR 97203