
Tooth Removal
Eat Comfortably Again
Relieve Your Pain With a Tooth Removal in Williston
Nobody wants to hear they might need an extraction. However, sometimes it's necessary for you to gain a healthier smile. Whether you have a severely damaged tooth or one getting in the way of future treatment, we can help. At Contemporary Dental Arts, we perform a tooth removal in Williston only when you need it most.
If a removal is necessary, we'll walk you through every step. From the first consultation to the final follow-up, you'll be in experienced hands. Your comfort, safety, and long-term health are our top priorities. We'll make sure you feel confident and cared for at every stage. Schedule your consultation today.

Prepare for a Healthier Smile
- Numb the area to make sure you don't feel a thing
- Perform a quick and gentle extraction with expert care
- Encourage the healing process with clear aftercare instructions
- Schedule a follow-up appointment for tooth replacement
Oral sedation is available for you to take before you arrive. Plus, tooth removal is never our first step. Whenever possible, your dentist will save your smile with other restorative or preventive procedures.

Replace Your Tooth
- An implant crown to replace a single missing tooth
- A traditional bridge or implant-supported bridge for multiple teeth
- Full-arch options, like dentures or All-on-X, for complex needs
Your dentist will explore your needs, goals, and budget. From there, we'll recommend a treatment that fits your lifestyle. Every option is custom-designed to blend with your natural teeth and support long-term oral health.
Schedule a consultation for tooth removal in Williston.
Common Questions About Tooth Removal
Is a tooth extraction uncomfortable?
You'll feel minimal discomfort during your extraction thanks to our effective numbing techniques. We can offer sedation to help you relax completely throughout the procedure. Your dentist ensures the area is thoroughly numb before beginning any work on your tooth. You may feel pressure during the extraction but no actual pain, and any post-procedure discomfort can typically be managed with store-bought pain relievers.
How long does recovery take after a tooth extraction?
Your initial healing begins within 24 hours, with the extraction site forming a protective clot. You can expect to return to normal activities within one to two days, though you'll need to avoid strenuous exercise for about a week. Complete healing of the socket takes about one to two weeks, during which time you'll follow specific food and hygiene instructions. Your dentist will schedule a follow-up appointment to check your healing progress and discuss replacement options when appropriate.
Why can't my tooth be saved instead of extracted?
You deserve to keep your natural teeth whenever possible, which is why extraction is always our last resort. Sometimes a tooth becomes too damaged from decay, infection, or trauma to be effectively restored with treatments like fillings or crowns. Certain teeth may need removal if they pose a risk to your surrounding healthy teeth or overall oral health. Your dentist thoroughly examines all possible restoration options before recommending extraction as the healthiest long-term solution.