Dry Socket After Extraction — Pain Management
Throbbing pain 2–4 days after extraction may be dry socket. Call us for same-day care.
Same-day care
Common symptoms
- Common symptoms include discomfort, sensitivity, or visible changes related to dry socket after extraction.
What to do right now
Call us
Even if you're unsure — we'll help you decide the urgency.
Manage pain
Over-the-counter ibuprofen (if not allergic) with food. Avoid aspirin if bleeding.
Common causes
Common causes include decay, trauma, gum disease, or wear — your dentist will identify the source at examination.
How we can help
Examination
Clinical exam and imaging when indicated to confirm the diagnosis.
Treatment
Same-day treatment options discussed and a written estimate provided before starting non-emergency care.
When to call us now
Severe or worsening pain. Facial swelling. Fever with dental pain. Difficulty swallowing or breathing — go to ER immediately.
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Frequently asked questions
Still have a question? Our team is happy to help over the phone.
(416) 483-0000Do you offer dry socket after extraction at Dentix24?
Dentists at our North York clinic provide dry socket after extraction within their scope of practice and RCDSO authorizations. A consultation helps us recommend appropriate options for your situation.
Is sedation available for dry socket after extraction?
When clinically appropriate, we offer nitrous oxide, oral sedation, and IV sedation per our RCDSO authorizations. We discuss sedation options during your consultation.
Do you direct-bill insurance for dry socket after extraction?
We direct-bill major insurers and the Canada Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Bring your insurance card to your visit; we provide a written estimate before treatment begins.
How do I book dry socket after extraction at Dentix24?
Call (416) 483-0000 for same-day availability when chairs are open, or book online. Walk-ins are welcome for emergencies.