Is it possible to go to the hospital to take your teeth out instead of going to the dentist?

Sometimes: The decision to use hospital is made by the surgeon and usually results from some comples medical condition that is best managed in the hospital settng. But sedation medicine can be administered as an "outpatient" to insure your safety and comfort. You will not be aware of the procedure under those circimstances.

Yes: But want an oral surgeon to do the surgery. Most have hospital privileges and/or are on staff.

Yes: Yes, but it would need to be a dentist or oral surgeon with hospital priveledges who took your teeth out there. If you just walk in to the er, they will direct you to go see your dentist first. Having teeth out at the hospital requires a thorough workup from the person who will remove the teeth, so the best place to start is still at your dentist's office.

Yes, but...: The only time that it makes sense to go to the hospital for removal of teeth (or any dental treatment) is when a patient has severe enough medical issues that warrants a level of safety beyond what can be achieved in a private setting. Discuss your specific dental conditions and methods of treatment with a local dentist or oral surgeon for advice and guidance and what is best for you.