Tooth extraction at Red Rose Dentistry Hamilton — same-day emergency extractions, CDCP covered

Tooth Extraction in Hamilton — Same-Day Emergency and Planned Extractions

Red Rose Dentistry performs tooth extractions at 135 James St S in Downtown Hamilton. Emergency extractions for severe pain or abscess are available same-day — walk-ins accepted. Planned extractions (wisdom teeth, non-restorable teeth, orthodontic extractions) can usually be booked within 1–2 weeks. We accept CDCP and all major insurance plans.

📞 (905) 527-8055) | Walk-ins accepted for tooth pain | Open 7 days | CDCP accepted

Types of Extractions at Red Rose Dentistry

Type What It Is Typical Time Booking
Simple extraction Visible tooth loosened and removed with forceps. Tooth is fully erupted with accessible root structure. 10–20 minutes per tooth Same-day if needed
Surgical extraction Tooth requires incision (impacted, broken below gum line, curved roots) 30–60 minutes 1–2 week booking for planned; same-day for emergency
Wisdom tooth extraction May be simple (fully erupted) or surgical (partially/fully impacted) 20–90 minutes depending on impaction 1–2 week booking after assessment

What to Expect at a Tooth Extraction Appointment

  1. Anaesthesia: Local anaesthetic is given before any extraction. You will feel pressure and movement — not pain. If you feel pain at any point, we stop and administer more anaesthetic.
  2. The extraction: For a simple extraction, the tooth is rocked gently with forceps to loosen it from the periodontal ligament. For surgical extractions, a small incision is made and the tooth may be sectioned for easier removal.
  3. Socket care: Gauze pressure, and where appropriate, a dissolvable suture. If you are at risk for bone loss (large extraction site, preparing for an implant), we discuss socket preservation graft at this point.
  4. After-care instructions: No rinsing or spitting for 24 hours, soft diet, no straws (suction breaks the clot — dry socket risk), avoid smoking.

Dry Socket — What It Is and How to Avoid It

Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) occurs when the blood clot in the extraction socket is dislodged before healing is complete — usually within 3–5 days of extraction. It causes an intensely painful exposed bone socket. Highest risk: lower molar extractions, smokers, women on oral contraceptives (hormones affect clot stability), patients who use straws. Prevention: follow after-care instructions strictly. Treatment: a medicated dressing placed in the socket (immediate pain relief).

Tooth Extraction Cost in Hamilton — CDCP and Insurance

Replacing the Extracted Tooth — Your Options

If you are having a tooth removed that you will want replaced (wisdom teeth are not replaced — they are not needed): discuss timing at your extraction appointment. For implants, immediate placement is sometimes possible the same day as extraction. For a bridge, healing is needed first (2–3 months). For a denture, a temporary immediate denture can be placed same-day.

Book a Tooth Extraction in Hamilton

📍 135 James St S, Downtown Hamilton | 📞 (905) 527-8055) | Open 7 days | Walk-ins for pain
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