General Dentistry
Tooth Extractions
We’re Your Dallas Fort Worth Mobile Dentist
Getting quality, comprehensive dental care from the comfort of your own home has never been easier!
Book Your Mobile Visit
Text or call us at (817) 823-1611 or email us to book your mobile dentist appointment.
We Come to You
Our experienced mobile dentist Dr. Treviño will come to you for your dental appointment.
Gentle Care
We offer comprehensive mobile dentistry and always focus on being gentle.
Insurance & Fees
All of our services are priced competitively and many of our services are reimbursed by popular insurance plans.
Tooth Extractions
We’ll help you improve your oral health by extracting unhealthy teeth.
There are numerous reasons why a tooth would need to be extracted. These reasons include: injuries or accidents that break teeth, infection, decay, and gum disease. Extraction can remedy all of these issues and restore the function and fashion of your mouth.
Key Benefits:
- Remove damaged tooth and make room for a healthy implant or bridge
- Remove dead, decaying, or broken tooth to prevent infection
- Improves your oral and overall health
Meet Dr. Treviño
Your Mobile Dentist Service for the Dallas Fort Worth Area
Dr. Brandon Treviño has a big heart for seniors and the caring, calming chairside manner to go with it. Founder of OnSite Dental DFW, Dr. Treviño takes his high-tech mobile dentistry all over the Metroplex, serving the dental needs of seniors who live independently or in retirement communities, assisted living and memory care residences. Dr. Treviño has 16 years geriatric mobile dentistry experience.
Dr. Treviño was born and raised in Corpus Christi, Texas. He decided to stay in Corpus Christi for his undergraduate studies so that he could play Division I baseball with the TAMU-CC Islanders. After graduating with Magna Cum Laude honors, he went on to receive his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas in 2007.
He is a member of the American Dental Association, Fort Worth District Dental Society, and the Texas Dental Association. He serves as a consultant on the Council on Public Health and Access to Care (CPHAC) for the Texas Dental Association. Dr. Treviño is also a member of the Dallas Area Gerontological Society (DAGS) and the Nort Texas Area Gerontological Society (NTAGS).
Dr. Treviño is married with two children. When he’s not fixing smiles, he enjoys spending time with his family, building things, and helping his kids with sports.
Text or Call (817) 823-1611
Additional Information
A tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket in the bone. When a tooth has been damaged or broken by decay, we will try to fix it with a filling, crown or other treatment. If preserving the original tooth is not an option, we will likely need to extract the tooth.
FAQ:
What if I am on a blood thinner?
Dr. Treviño thoroughly reviews your medical history and medications prior to any procedure. If you are taking blood thinners, he will consult with the prescribing physician prior to any extraction and decide what the best plan is for you. Usually blood thinners are held a few days to a week before an extraction is performed.
Are there any other options to tooth extraction?
If the tooth has been damaged or decayed to a point where it cannot be repaired, it is typically best to have it extracted. This will maintain and improve your oral health.
What does the procedure involve?
We’ll use local anesthetic to numb the area around the tooth and ensure you are comfortable. Once you are numb and can’t feel anything, Dr. Treviño will begin the extraction process. He will first increase the size of the socket around the tooth and then will gently, and painlessly pull the tooth from side to side until it is loose enough to extract.
Is the tooth extraction painful?
The local anesthetic will prevent you from feeling any pain. Some patients feel minor discomfort from the pressure of the tooth being maneuvered prior to extraction.
What happens after the tooth is extracted?
After the extraction, Dr. Treviño will have you bite on gauze for a few minutes and evaluate the clotting process. If you are unable to bite on gauze, Dr. Treviño will place a resorbable piece of material into the socket which will help prevent bleeding. This is extremely helpful and used often for memory care patients who cannot follow commands to bite on gauze. Sometimes, Dr. Treviño will place a dissolvable stitch to help close the socket.
What about post-operative care and instructions?
Dr. Treviño always leaves verbal and written instructions with the attending nurse.
Are there any risks involved?
Tooth extractions are very safe and an extremely common procedure. However, as with all procedures there is very small possibility of mild side effects or complications. Most patients with mild side effects or complications find that they go away very quickly after finishing the extraction. Some side effects include:
- Swelling around the area where the tooth was extracted
- Tenderness in the gums
- Stiffness in the jaw
- Mild pain
- Light bleeding
Thank You to All of Our Patients!
We’ve helped thousands in the DFW area achieve a beautiful, healthy smile! Thank you to all of our patients who have taken the time to refer a friend and write a review.
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“My mom is 89 and she can be a tough customer. She upsets and frightens easily which could have made it challenging to accomplish all the dental work she needed to have done. But Dr. Treviño and his assistant both treated her so gently and lovingly that she felt completely at ease. They came up with a custom dental plan using a retainer, bridges and a crown that allowed her to keep the teeth she had and to avoid dentures. Now she can smile and eat and chew comfortably.”
Son of OnSite Dental patient Shirley
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“One of the best things about OnSite Dental is that they take care of my dad right there in his assisted living facility, so I don’t have to transport him anywhere. It really helps with his comfort level. Dr. Treviño and his assistant were so kind and gentle with my father, which I appreciated so much, because he has dementia and he’s often confused. The work they had to do in his mouth was pretty significant but my dad was happy to let them because they were so patient and compassionate that he felt safe.”
Daughter of OnSite Dental patient Lee
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“I searched for over a year for a dentist who would come to our facilities to care for our residents, and I have to say, OnSite Dental stood out in every way. Dr. Treviño and his assistant are so kind, genuinely compassionate and truly have servant hearts. I just know I can trust them with the people I care for every day.”
Director of Assisted Living and Memory Care The Tradition-Lovers Lane
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“My mom had a chipped tooth that was seriously bothering her. She was on hospice care at the time, so getting her to a dental office would have been a challenge. Our caregiver found Dr. Treviño, and not only did he come to our home but he did so in the evening at the time that worked best for us. He ended up doing an extraction of that tooth, which could have been a bit traumatic, but it was so easy and comfortable for my mom. Mom always had dental anxiety before, but with Dr. Treviño and his assistant, she wasn’t anxious at all. He provides a service that is so needed but not easily found.”
Son of OnSite Dental patient Jeanne
Our Mission
We provide onsite dental care to those who are unable or prefer not to visit the dentist in a traditional office setting. We also strive to educate the patient and family on the importance of being proactive because complacency can quickly lead to loss of teeth and function.
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