Tooth Extractions
Removal of teeth that are severely damaged, infected, fractured or no longer restorable, with a focus on preserving surrounding bone and tissue.
If you have been referred for an extraction or another surgical dental procedure, Harbour Dental Care can often evaluate you promptly and provide treatment in the same familiar office when clinically appropriate.
Not every case can be treated in-office. When specialist care is the safest choice, we will explain why and help coordinate the appropriate referral. Harbour Dental Care is not a Medicaid or HMO provider.
Many patients reach us after being told the next specialist appointment is weeks or months away. Our St. Johns team can evaluate the problem, review your options and determine whether treatment can be completed safely in our office.
Treatment recommendations depend on your examination, imaging, health history and the complexity of your case.
Removal of teeth that are severely damaged, infected, fractured or no longer restorable, with a focus on preserving surrounding bone and tissue.
Assessment of painful, partially erupted or impacted wisdom teeth and a treatment plan based on position, symptoms and surgical complexity.
Implant placement and related procedures for appropriately selected patients who want a stable, long-term replacement for missing teeth.
Procedures intended to preserve or rebuild supporting bone when needed for healing, tooth replacement or future implant treatment.
Prompt evaluation of swelling, severe pain, fractured teeth and other urgent problems that may require surgical treatment.
Comfort-focused care and sedation options may be available depending on the procedure, your medical history and the treating provider’s recommendation.
We make each step clear so you can make an informed decision without pressure or uncertainty.
Book online or call our St. Johns team. Tell us about your symptoms, referral and any recent X-rays so we can prepare for your visit.
Your dentist will examine the area, review necessary imaging and explain whether in-office care or specialist treatment is most appropriate.
If treatment is appropriate, we will review timing, comfort options, expected recovery and costs before anything begins.
Fast access matters, but sound clinical judgment matters more. Our goal is to resolve your problem efficiently while recommending only the care that is appropriate for your health, comfort and long-term outcome.
Dr. Snyder is committed to restoring health, comfort and function in a welcoming environment. His broad clinical experience allows many patients to receive complex care from a dentist and team they already know, while he continues to involve specialists whenever a case requires it.
A University of Florida College of Dentistry graduate, Dr. Coleman is known for her empathetic approach and ability to put anxious patients at ease. She provides comprehensive preventive, restorative, implant and emergency dental care with an emphasis on honest communication.
Individual experiences vary. These stories reflect each patient’s personal experience and do not guarantee a particular clinical result.
Harbour Dental Care is a general dental practice. Our dentists have advanced training and can perform many surgical dental procedures in-office. Some complex cases are best managed by a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon or another specialist; when that is the safest option, we will explain the recommendation and help coordinate care.
Availability changes, but the St. Johns office may be able to see oral-surgery patients within the same week. Call us when pain, swelling or another urgent symptom is present so the team can help identify the most appropriate appointment.
Sometimes. Same-day treatment depends on the diagnosis, procedure, time available, your health history, required imaging and any preparation needed for sedation. The first priority is a safe, accurate evaluation.
We evaluate wisdom teeth and treat cases that are appropriate for our in-office scope. Deep impactions, proximity to important nerves, significant medical considerations or other complexities may require referral to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
Sedation and other comfort options may be available depending on the provider, procedure and your medical history. Your dentist will discuss appropriate options after evaluating you.
The office accepts many PPO dental plans and can help you understand available benefits. Financing options may also be available for qualified patients. Harbour Dental Care is not a Medicaid or HMO provider.
Bring a photo ID, insurance information, a current medication list, relevant referral paperwork and any recent X-rays or imaging available from another office. Providing these in advance may help us prepare for your visit.
130 Gateway Circle
St. Johns, FL 32259
If you have rapidly increasing facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or another potentially life-threatening symptom, call 911 or seek emergency medical care.
Contact Harbour Dental Care in St. Johns for a timely evaluation, a clear explanation of your options and a treatment plan centered on your safety and comfort.