Dr. Bruce Jay Milner, and Dr. Andrei Mark DDS

Dr. Bruce Jay Milner

Dr. Andrei Mark DDS

845 679-4000

Tooth Extraction

Emergency Tooth ExtractionEmergency Tooth Extraction – Get Relief When You Need It Most

When sudden tooth pain or damage interferes with your daily life, knowing where to turn can make all the difference. Our oral surgery office specializes in providing fast, gentle, and effective emergency tooth extractions for individuals in need of immediate care. Whether you’re suffering from a decayed tooth, a fractured molar, or discomfort related to an impacted wisdom tooth, our team is here to help — with same-day availability and state-of-the-art techniques.

What Is Emergency Tooth Extraction?

Emergency tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth on short notice due to urgent symptoms such as discomfort, swelling, or disrupted oral function. Unlike scheduled extractions, which are planned in advance as part of a broader treatment strategy, emergency extractions are performed promptly in response to immediate dental issues.

Our oral surgeons assess each case on arrival, offering custom treatment options based on your situation. If a tooth is beyond preservation and is affecting your quality of life, removing it can often be the most effective solution.

Common Reasons for Emergency Tooth Removal

1. Severe Tooth Damage

A broken or fractured tooth that has compromised structure may not be restorable. In these cases, extraction allows for future restoration and helps avoid strain on surrounding teeth.

2. Impacted Teeth

Teeth that do not fully emerge through the gums — especially wisdom teeth — may cause crowding, jaw pressure, and discomfort. Removing impacted teeth can create space and alleviate tension.

3. Abscesses or Pressure Build-Up

Fluid-filled pockets beneath the gum or near the tooth root can lead to swelling and tenderness. Extractions help reduce internal pressure and clear the way for recovery.

4. Injuries from Falls, Sports, or Accidents

If a tooth is dislodged, cracked, or traumatized beyond functional use, it may be more effective to remove it and plan for restoration, such as a bridge or dental implant.

The Role of an Oral Surgeon in Urgent Extractions

Our board-certified oral surgeons offer more than just technical precision. They bring years of experience, a commitment to patient comfort, and the ability to perform surgical extractions that may be too complex for a general dentist.

From impacted wisdom teeth to teeth with deep roots or curved canals, we have the tools and training to complete your procedure efficiently and gently — often in a single visit.

What Are the Benefits of Prompt Tooth Removal?

Benefits of Prompt Tooth Removal?

Addressing dental issues early — especially when symptoms are disrupting your daily life — can offer many long-term advantages. Emergency extractions help patients restore balance, relieve pain, and protect their overall oral health.

Benefits Include:

  • Immediate relief from discomfort
  • Improved chewing and speech
  • Protection for neighboring teeth
  • Elimination of persistent pressure
  • Support for gum and bone health
  • A clear path for replacement solutions
  • Restoration of overall mouth function

What to Expect During Your Appointment

1. Initial Evaluation

We begin with a full consultation, including X-rays or 3D scans if needed. This allows us to evaluate the affected tooth, the condition of surrounding tissue, and the most appropriate removal method.

2. Customized Treatment Plan

After assessing your condition, we’ll explain our recommendation clearly — including the type of extraction, what to expect during the procedure, and the next steps for recovery or restoration.

3. Tooth Extraction

We use modern tools and anesthesia options to ensure a calm and comfortable experience. For simpler cases, a local anesthetic may be sufficient. For surgical extractions, mild sedation can be arranged.

4. Post-Procedure Guidance

You’ll receive a full aftercare guide tailored to your needs, including tips on oral hygiene, nutrition, and how to monitor the healing area.

Types of Extractions We Perform

  • Simple Extraction
    Ideal for teeth that are fully erupted and easy to access. A local anesthetic is applied, and the tooth is gently removed with forceps.
  • Surgical Extraction
    Used when teeth are partially erupted, impacted, or fractured beneath the gumline. This method may involve a small incision and the use of advanced tools for safe removal.

Eating and Drinking Before Your ProcedureEating and Drinking Before Your Procedure

In most cases involving local anesthesia, patients can eat lightly prior to their appointment. However, if your treatment involves sedation, we may recommend fasting for several hours before your visit. Our staff will inform you of any dietary guidelines during your appointment scheduling call.

Tips While Waiting for Your Appointment

  • Use a cold compress on the outside of your cheek
  • Rinse your mouth gently with warm salt water
  • Avoid chewing on the affected side
  • Stick to soft, non-irritating foods
  • Keep the area clean with gentle brushing
  • Refrain from touching or probing the area

What Happens After an Emergency Extraction?

Following your procedure, most patients can resume normal activities within a day or two. Healing times vary depending on the number of teeth removed and the location in the mouth. Our team is available throughout your recovery to answer questions and ensure a smooth process.

You’ll receive:

  • Guidance on when to resume brushing and flossing
  • Tips for reducing swelling or tenderness
  • Advice on what to eat during the healing process
  • A follow-up schedule for checking your progress
  • Options for long-term tooth replacement, if needed

Tooth Replacement Options After Extraction

Removing a tooth is often the first step in restoring your oral health — not the last. Our team offers a range of replacement options to help you regain a full, confident smile.

Popular Choices Include:

  • Dental Implants: A natural-looking, permanent solution that replaces both the crown and root of the missing tooth.
  • Dental Bridges: A fixed appliance that fills the gap between teeth using neighboring support.
  • Removable Partial Dentures: A non-permanent option for replacing one or more teeth with a flexible or rigid frame.

Why Choose Our Office for Emergency Tooth Extractions?

  • Highly experienced oral surgeon
  • Same-day emergency scheduling
  • Digital diagnostics and modern surgical suites
  • Personalized attention to your comfort and concerns
  • Transparent communication from start to finish
  • A clean, convenient office location

Serving Patients of All Ages

Our emergency extraction services are available to teens, adults, and older adults experiencing urgent dental needs. We understand the different considerations that come with every stage of life — from preserving alignment during orthodontic treatment to supporting long-term oral health in seniors.

Insurance & Payment Support

We accept a wide range of dental insurance plans and provide straightforward estimates before treatment. For patients without insurance, we offer flexible payment plans and financing options to help you receive care when you need it most.

Book an Emergency Extraction Appointment Today

If you’re in pain or need a damaged tooth addressed right away, don’t wait. Contact our office to schedule an emergency consultation with one of our oral surgery specialists. We’re here to help you smile again — comfortably and confidently.

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The cost of a dental implant can vary based on your specific needs. Factors like the number of implants, necessary preparatory procedures (such as bone grafting), and the type of restoration used all influence the final price. To get an accurate estimate tailored to your situation, it's best to schedule a consultation with a qualified dental implant specialist.

Dental implants act as artificial roots, surgically inserted into the jawbone to support replacement teeth. Through a natural process called osseointegration, the implant fuses with the bone over time. After healing, a realistic restoration—such as a crown, bridge, or denture—is securely placed on the implant, restoring both appearance and function.

Caring for dental implants is much like caring for your natural teeth. Consistent oral hygiene practices—like daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits—are essential for keeping implants in top condition. To help extend their lifespan, it's also important to avoid harmful habits such as grinding your teeth or using them to open objects.

Losing a tooth affects more than just your smile—it can make eating difficult and limit your ability to maintain a nutritious diet. Over time, adjacent teeth may shift, causing bite issues and discomfort. Missing teeth can also lead to jawbone deterioration, which may impact facial structure and compromise overall oral health.

Ideal candidates for dental implants are those in good overall health with healthy gums and adequate jawbone density to support the implant. Individuals who avoid smoking or tobacco use typically experience better healing outcomes. A comprehensive evaluation by a dental implant specialist is essential to determine if implant treatment is the right choice.

Dental implants offer a long-lasting solution for tooth replacement, with the implant post itself often lasting a lifetime when properly maintained. The visible restoration, such as a crown, may require replacement after 10 to 15 years due to normal wear. Factors like daily oral hygiene, lifestyle choices, overall health, and routine dental checkups all influence the longevity of an implant. To maximize results, it's essential to follow good oral care practices and consult with an implant specialist for personalized advice.

Coverage for dental implants varies depending on your individual insurance plan. Some policies may provide partial benefits, while others may exclude implant procedures or impose specific restrictions. In certain situations, insurance may only apply if the treatment is considered medically necessary. To determine your coverage, it's best to review your policy details or contact your insurance provider directly.

Our Patients Speak: Testimonials & Feedback

Jean Ferlesch
I’ve been seeing Dr. Milner for dental care for 30 years in NYC and Woodstock. He’s gentle, efficient, and attentive to pain. His team is wonderful and caring—I’ve grown fond of them over the years. I wouldn’t trust my dental care to anyone else!

Jean Ferlesch

Lisa Mondello
The best medical office experience ever! The office is beautiful and spotless. The staff is kind, courteous, and professional. Dr. Milner and his team are warm, friendly, and made me feel comfortable. They involved me in my treatment plan, and I was seen quickly.

Lisa Mondello

Jerzy Zielinski
Dr. Andrei Mark successfully completed my implant surgery. I am so very pleased with the result. Dr. Andrei Mark is in my opinion is a very skillful and knowledgeable specialist. His manner with a patient in the chair is warm and pleasant.

Jerzy Zielinski

Charles Lenns
Dr. Andrei Mark and his staff treated me for almost one year, and they completed my dental implants very successfully. I could not be more pleased with the outcome. But more importantly, Dr. Andrei Mark treated me like I was his most important patient.

Charles Lenns

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