General Dentistry

Tooth Extraction in Beverly Hills

At Tooth Doctor LA, we always prioritize saving your natural teeth. When an extraction becomes necessary to protect your overall oral health, our Beverly Hills team performs the procedure with care, precision, and a focus on your comfort from start to finish.

What Is a Tooth Extraction?

A tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. Extractions are performed when a tooth is severely decayed, damaged beyond repair, infected, or causing crowding. We offer both simple extractions for visible teeth and surgical extractions for impacted or broken teeth.

Why Choose Tooth Extraction at Tooth Doctor LA?

Gentle technique with a focus on minimal discomfort
Sedation options available for anxious patients
Thorough aftercare instructions to support healing
Tooth replacement options discussed at every extraction appointment
Modern facility with advanced imaging for precise treatment
Dr. Bossel reviews every case to confirm extraction is the right choice

What to Expect

Exam and X-rays to evaluate the tooth and surrounding structures
Discussion of all options, including alternatives to extraction
Local anesthesia or sedation for comfort
Gentle removal of the tooth
Placement of gauze and post-procedure instructions
Follow-up to confirm healing and discuss tooth replacement options

Who Is This For?

Extractions are recommended for severely damaged, infected, or impacted teeth, teeth causing crowding before orthodontic treatment, and wisdom teeth that are causing problems. Complex surgical cases are handled by our in-house oral surgeon, and we will discuss sedation options for any patient who feels anxious.

Frequently Asked Questions About Tooth Extraction in Beverly Hills

The area is fully numbed before the procedure. You may feel pressure but should not feel pain. If you do, tell your dentist immediately so more anesthesia can be given.

Most patients feel back to normal within a few days. Full healing of the socket takes several weeks. We provide detailed aftercare instructions to support recovery.

Stick to soft foods for the first 24 to 48 hours. Avoid using a straw, smoking, and rinsing vigorously to protect the healing clot.

Options include a dental implant, a dental bridge, or a removable partial denture. We will discuss the best option for your situation before the extraction.

Yes. Our team handles most wisdom tooth extractions in-office. Complex cases are referred to our oral surgeon, Dr. Ariel Farahi.