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Our HoursLosing a tooth as an adult isn’t easy. Another tooth isn’t going to pop into its place, and the magic of the tooth fairy is long gone. At Dalton Dental Care, we understand you don’t want to face tooth removal. However, sometimes it’s necessary to protect your smile. If you need oral surgery in Dalton, you can trust our experienced team.
With our help, you will:
Call 706-226-1171 for an appointment. We welcome patients from Whitfield County and Murray County.
Before moving forward with any tooth removal, Dr. Andy Kim will ensure it’s in the best interest of your oral health. For example, we may recommend a root canal for some tooth infections. This procedure may be able to help you avoid an extraction.
We’ll do a thorough exam and take digital X-rays during your appointment. It helps us determine the best path to get you out of pain and protect your smile. Depending on our findings, Dr. Kim may suggest a tooth removal to:
No matter the reason for your dental surgery, we’ll ensure you are completely comfortable. You can choose from sedation options, including laughing gas and oral sedation.
Call 706-226-1171 for oral surgery in Dalton. You can also request an appointment online.
I have been going to Dalton Dental Care for about 2 years and I can honestly say I love it! Staff is very welcoming and professional! Emily, the dental hygienist is amazing and always willing to answer all my questions. Definitely recommend it!
All the staff here are amazing and so friendly. They always make you feel welcomed. Definitely recommend this amazing Dentist Office.
I have been a patient here for years. The staff is very professional and make sure you’re taken care of. I always appreciate that when I make an appointment, they are always on time and I don’t have to wait. It’s good to know they value my time.
A great group of people. They really care about their patients and do great work.
They are so great! Very gentle.
I have been a patient for over 30 years. Dr. Kim and the ladies are truly wonderful. You can tell they enjoy their jobs and each other, in my opinion no other dentist office can compete. When Dr. Schleier retired and Dr. Kim took over it was one the smoothest transitions ever. Major kudos and many thanks to everyone for being so amazing!!
My family has been coming here for years and they have always taken great care of us. Everyone there is kind and compassionate. The staff are professional and accommodating. I am thankful for all that they do to make our visits enjoyable.
Let me start by saying Dr. Kim and his staff are awesome. My dentist retired and I tried the corporate places and those are not for me. I needed some emergency work done. I called , they gave their first available appointment, got me in and taken care super fast. The attention and care I was shown and given today made me a customer for life. Highly recommend 10 out of 10.
Excellent staff! Always helpful!
I’ve been going to Dalton Dental since the mid 2000’s and they are fantastic. The staff is kind, personable and they make you feel comfortable from basic cleanings to getting broken molars capped. Let’s face it, that’s no easy task! I took my daughter there for her very first cleaning years ago and now, as a teen, she still loves dental appointments. Another seemingly impossible task! When Dr Schleier retired and Dr Kim came on board, nothing else changed and they are all still a happy work-family. It is a huge plus to be taken care of by nice people who actually like their job.
We recommend that you eat soft foods and liquids for two or three days after a surgery such as a tooth extraction. Yogurt, soup, pudding, ice cream, and protein shakes are all good choices. It’s a good idea to avoid spicy foods, acidic foods, crunchy foods, and tough-to-chew foods for a week or so.
Your pain level will vary depending on the extent of your surgical procedure, your age, and your overall health. For some procedures, you may feel little or no pain as you recover. For more extensive procedures, you may have some soreness. In any case, we’ll provide guidance to help you minimize pain and soreness.
For a healthy recovery, it’s best to ease slowly into exercise. You’ll want to avoid sports, workouts, and most other physical activity for the first 24 hours. Doing too much too soon can impede healing. For example, it can interfere with blood clotting. We recommend taking it easy for at least a few days.
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