Dental Extractions in Leduc
We focus on preserving your oral health while minimizing stress and pain. If you’re experiencing tooth pain or need a damaged or decayed tooth removed, we’re here to help you make the process as smooth and worry-free as possible.

Is Tooth Extraction Always Necessary?
Tooth extraction may be recommended for several reasons, including:
- Baby teeth that haven’t fallen out naturally
- Orthodontic treatment requiring room for proper tooth alignment
- Infection or tooth pain that cannot be resolved through other treatments
- Severely damaged or fractured teeth that cannot be repaired
While extractions are common, they are not always the first solution. In many cases, early intervention can preserve your natural tooth. That’s why it’s important to visit our Leduc dental office for an exam at the first sign of discomfort or pain.
Know When to Seek an Evaluation
If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, it’s time to schedule a dental consultation:
- Persistent or severe tooth pain
- Pain when biting or chewing
- Jaw tightness or stiffness
- Swollen or inflamed gums around the tooth
- Signs of gum infection, such as bleeding, bad taste, or odor
Prompt care helps us explore all options—including potential alternatives to extraction—before proceeding with treatment.
Your Tooth Extraction Treatment Plan in Leduc
Looking for the Best Solution
Gentle and Precise Removal
Supporting Your Healing
After the procedure, we’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions, including:
- How to care for your mouth during healing
- What to expect as you recover
- What to do if you experience unusual symptoms
We’ll also schedule a follow-up if needed to monitor healing and answer any questions.
What Does a Tooth Extraction Cost in Leduc?
The cost of a tooth extraction in Leduc depends on the complexity of your case and whether you have insurance. Here’s what you can typically expect:
- Without insurance: $200 to $600+ per tooth
- With standard insurance: $100 to $200 out-of-pocket
We’re happy to provide a written quote after an oral examination so you can submit it to your insurance provider in advance.
Types of Tooth Extractions and Cost Differences
Understanding which type of extraction you need helps clarify the expected cost:
Simple Tooth Extraction
This is the most common procedure and involves removing a visible tooth using local anesthesia. Because it’s straightforward and doesn’t involve complications, it tends to be more affordable.
Surgical Tooth Extraction
Surgical extractions are needed for teeth that are broken, impacted, or beneath the gum line. These are usually performed by an oral surgeon and may cost more due to their complexity.
💡 Note: We can’t give an exact quote over the phone. Every case is unique, so we recommend scheduling an exam for accurate pricing.
Reach Out Today
Your consultation will include an examination of everything from your teeth, gums and soft tissues to the shape and condition of your bite. Generally, we want to see how your whole mouth looks and functions. Before we plan your treatment we want to know everything about the health and aesthetic of your smile, and most importantly, what you want to achieve so we can help you get there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Have to Remove My Wisdom Teeth?
While many view wisdom teeth removal as a common milestone, it is only necessary if the teeth become impacted or cause problems with your jaw and other teeth.
Is Dental Extraction or Wisdom Teeth Removal Painful?
Thanks to modern dental methods and tools, tooth extractions are almost entirely pain-free. Patients are often amazed at how quickly and smoothly the procedure goes. Although some discomfort is normal, we supply aftercare guidelines to help ensure you stay as comfortable as possible during the short recovery time.
How Soon After Tooth Extraction Can I Eat?
You can take off the gauze sponges about an hour after the procedure and have something to eat. Stick to soft foods for the first 24 hours and avoid hot foods and using straws for several hours to ensure proper healing.
What should I do after a dental extraction?
During your appointment, we will give you personalized aftercare instructions. Here are some general tips to reduce the risk of complications and support a speedy recovery after a tooth extraction or dental surgery:
- For the first 24 hours, avoid spitting, rinsing your mouth, blowing your nose, using a straw, and smoking
- Keep your fingers and tongue away from the extraction site
- Stay away from hot foods and beverages
- Avoid aspirin, as it can prevent proper blood clotting
- Refrain from physical activities and exercise
How Long Does It Take to Recover from a Dental Extraction?
Generally, recovery from a simple tooth extraction takes about 7 to 10 days. For more involved procedures like surgical extractions or wisdom tooth removal, the healing time is approximately 2 weeks. Regardless of the procedure’s complexity, you can expect to experience very little discomfort during your recovery.
How long does a dental crown last?
On average, dental crowns last up to 15 years. However, with excellent oral hygiene and proper care, they can last anywhere from 25 to 30 years.
How Long Does a Tooth Extraction Procedure Take?
A standard tooth extraction procedure typically lasts around 45 minutes or less, provided there are no unexpected complications.