Extractions & Wisdom Teeth Removal in The Woodlands, TX

Safe, Comfortable Tooth Removal from Trusted Oral Surgeons

Whether you need a damaged tooth removed or your wisdom teeth are causing pain, Woodlands Oral and Facial Surgery provides expert surgical extractions with a focus on comfort and long-term health. Our board-certified oral surgeons offer both routine and complex tooth removals using advanced techniques and in-office sedation.

If you're dealing with tooth pain, overcrowding, or impacted wisdom teeth, trust our experienced team to guide you through the extraction process with clarity, compassion, and care.

When Is Tooth Extraction Necessary?

Tooth extractions are often recommended when a tooth is too damaged to repair or is affecting the health of surrounding teeth. Common reasons include:

  • Severe decay or infection

  • Cracked or fractured teeth beyond repair

  • Advanced periodontal disease

  • Overcrowding before orthodontic treatment

  • Failed root canals

  • Broken teeth below the gumline

We also provide emergency extractions when pain or infection requires urgent attention.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom teeth, or third molars, often emerge between ages 17–25 and can cause a number of complications if not properly monitored. In many cases, they grow in sideways, become impacted, or fail to fully erupt — leading to pain, infection, or damage to nearby teeth.

Our oral surgeons perform wisdom teeth removal in The Woodlands with precision and care. We offer treatment for:

  • Impacted wisdom teeth (partially or fully trapped in the jawbone)

  • Crowding or shifting of nearby teeth

  • Recurrent infections or cysts

  • Sinus problems or jaw discomfort caused by erupting molars

For patient comfort, we provide IV sedation to ensure a stress-free experience.

What to Expect During an Extraction

Whether you're having a single tooth removed or all four wisdom teeth, our process is designed for safety and predictability.

  1. Initial Consultation: We perform a clinical exam and take 3D CT scans to evaluate the tooth's position and surrounding anatomy.

  2. Sedation Options: Depending on your needs, we may recommend local anesthesia, oral sedation, or IV sedation.

  3. Tooth Removal: Using precise techniques, we gently remove the tooth and control bleeding with advanced methods such as L-PRF grafting to promote healing.

  4. Post-Op Care: You'll receive detailed instructions and follow-up to ensure a smooth recovery.

We also offer bone grafting for patients planning future dental implants or who need to preserve jawbone volume after extraction.

Tooth Replacement Options After Extraction

Losing a tooth doesn’t mean living without one. If you're having a non-wisdom tooth removed, we can help plan for immediate or future replacement. Options include:

Early planning for replacement ensures better long-term outcomes and avoids jawbone loss.

FAQs About Tooth Extractions & Wisdom Teeth

  1. Is tooth extraction painful?: With proper sedation and anesthesia, the procedure is virtually painless. Mild soreness afterward is common and manageable with medication.

  2. When is the best time to remove wisdom teeth?: Typically between ages 17–25, before the roots fully develop. Early removal reduces risk of complications and speeds up recovery.

  3. How long does it take to recover from an extraction?: Most patients feel better in 2–3 days. Full healing of the surgical site takes 1–2 weeks depending on the complexity.

  4. Will I be sedated for wisdom tooth surgery?: Yes, we offer IV sedation to help you sleep through the procedure and wake up comfortably afterward.

  5. Can I get an implant after extraction?: Absolutely. We often place a bone graft at the time of extraction to preserve your jawbone for future implant placement.

Schedule Your Tooth Extraction in The Woodlands Today

Whether you're experiencing pain, swelling, or need your wisdom teeth removed before complications arise, our team is here to help. At Woodlands Oral and Facial Surgery, we provide advanced tooth removal in a safe, professional, and comfortable environment.

Schedule your consultation online. Our office is located at 10857 Kuykendahl Road, Suite 150, The Woodlands, TX, and we proudly serve patients from Spring, Conroe, Magnolia, Tomball, and surrounding areas.