Oral Surgery & Restorative Care
Tooth Extractions in Glendale, CA
Comfort-focused tooth removal to relieve pain and protect long-term oral health.
When a tooth is badly damaged, infected, or unable to be saved, a gentle tooth extraction can restore comfort and prevent complications. At Pacific Dental Care in Glendale, CA, we use advanced techniques to make the process predictable, efficient, and as comfortable as possible.

Tooth Extractions in Glendale, CA
Comfortable Tooth Removal at Pacific Dental Care
Whether caused by severe decay, infection, trauma, or overcrowding, some teeth require removal to protect your overall health. At Pacific Dental Care in Glendale, CA, we assess your condition thoroughly and recommend extraction only when it is the safest, most effective solution.
When a Tooth Extraction May Be Needed
Our team evaluates each tooth carefully before recommending removal. Extracting a compromised tooth can stop infection from spreading, relieve ongoing discomfort, and create space for a healthier, more stable smile.
- Severe Tooth Decay When a tooth cannot be restored with a filling or crown.
- Infection or Abscess Removing the source of infection protects overall oral health.
- Fractured or Broken Teeth Certain breaks extend below the gumline and cannot be repaired.
What to Expect During a Tooth Extraction
Extractions are typically quick outpatient procedures. Local anesthesia keeps you comfortable, and sedation options may be available for patients with dental anxiety. After removing the tooth, we place gauze and provide clear instructions to support healing.
- Local anesthesia to ensure a comfortable procedure
- Sedation options for enhanced relaxation
- Modern techniques that support efficient healing
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Wisdom teeth—also called third molars—often lack the space needed to erupt properly. This can lead to pain, infection, crowding, and other complications. We assess the position of your wisdom teeth and recommend removal when necessary to protect your long-term oral health.
Why Wisdom Teeth Are Removed
While once helpful for replacing lost molars, wisdom teeth are now more likely to create problems than prevent them. When they become impacted or grow at an angle, removal is often the safest approach.
- Impacted Teeth Wisdom teeth trapped beneath the gums can cause swelling and infection.
- Crowding & Shifting Erupting wisdom teeth may push other teeth out of alignment.
- Decay & Gum Issues Their location makes them difficult to clean, increasing risks.
Aftercare & Healing
Following your extraction, you’ll receive tailored instructions to support a smooth recovery. Avoiding certain foods, managing swelling, and keeping the area clean all help promote proper healing. If questions arise at any point, simply call our office or contact our team.


Tooth Extraction FAQs
- Is a tooth extraction painful?
- Extractions are performed with local anesthesia, and most patients feel only light pressure. Sedation options may also be available for added comfort.
- How do I know if I need a tooth removed?
- Severe decay, fractures, infection, or overcrowding may require extraction. A dental evaluation helps determine the most appropriate treatment.
- What is an impacted tooth?
- An impacted tooth is trapped beneath the gums or jawbone and cannot erupt properly. This is especially common with wisdom teeth.
- How long is recovery after an extraction?
- Initial healing typically takes a few days, with full healing occurring over one to two weeks. Following aftercare instructions speeds recovery.
- Can I replace the tooth after extraction?
- Yes. Options include dental implants, bridges, or partial dentures. Your dentist will help you explore the best solution for your smile.
- What should I avoid after surgery?
- You should avoid smoking, using straws, vigorous rinsing, and hard foods to reduce the risk of complications like dry socket.
- How do I schedule an extraction?
- To plan your visit or ask questions, simply call our office or contact our team for assistance.
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Call us now at (818) 396-7777 or visit at
532 W Glenoaks Blvd. Glendale, CA 91202
Office Hours
- Monday – 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Tuesday – 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Wednesday – 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Thursday – 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
- Friday – 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
- Saturday / Sunday – Closed










