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At Dentistry 2000, we understand that the idea of having a tooth removed can feel overwhelming. That's why our team, led by Dr. A.R. Assadian, is committed to making your extraction as gentle, quick, and stress-free as possible. Using advanced technology and a compassionate approach, we protect your oral health while ensuring your comfort from start to finish.
Severe tooth decay or infection that cannot be repaired with a filling or crown
Advanced gum disease affecting tooth stability or bone support
Cracked or broken teeth beyond restoration
Problematic, impacted, or crowded wisdom teeth
Preparation for orthodontic treatment or dental implant placement
Simple Extractions — For teeth visible above the gumline, performed comfortably under local anesthesia
Surgical Extractions — For teeth broken at the gumline or below, or impacted teeth
Wisdom Teeth Removal — For impacted, infected, or crowded third molars
Emergency Extractions — Same-day relief for sudden pain, trauma, or advanced infection
Detailed written aftercare instructions to support a smooth recovery
Foundation plug placement, when appropriate, using a soft, absorbable collagen material placed into the empty tooth socket after extraction
Protection of the socket to help stabilize the blood clot and support early healing
Reduced risk of dry socket by helping keep food and debris out of the extraction site
Socket preservation and bone grafting, when needed, to help prepare for future dental implants
Follow-up visits to monitor healing and ensure the best possible outcome
Clear guidance on diet, activity, and medication during recovery
Extraction may be needed when a tooth is too damaged to restore, severely infected, unstable from gum disease, fractured below the gumline, impacted, or causing crowding or pain.
Dentistry 2000 evaluates wisdom teeth and can treat many simple or surgical cases. More complex cases may be referred to an oral surgeon when that is the safest option.
Local anesthesia is used to keep you comfortable during the procedure. Our team explains each step and provides aftercare instructions to support healing.
Yes. For patients who feel nervous about treatment, we offer comfort options to help make the visit calm and easier.
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is a gentle, fast-acting option that helps reduce anxiety and helps you relax during treatment while keeping you fully awake. It is safe for patients of many ages and wears off quickly, so most patients can return to their day with ease.
For patients who want a deeper sense of calm, we may offer Halcion oral sedation when appropriate. A prescription is sent to your pharmacy before your appointment. This medication helps you feel deeply relaxed, reduces anxiety, and can make your visit feel smoother and less stressful. You remain awake and responsive, but more comfortable and at ease during your appointment. Patients taking oral sedation will need to follow specific pre-appointment instructions and have a responsible adult drive them to and from the visit.
Initial healing usually begins within the first few days, with continued tissue and bone healing over the following weeks. Your dentist will give personalized instructions based on the type of extraction.
In some cases, we may place a foundation plug, which is a soft, absorbable collagen material placed into the empty tooth socket after the tooth is removed. It helps protect the socket, support the blood clot, reduce the risk of dry socket, keep food and debris out, and support early healing.
In many cases, replacing a missing tooth helps protect your bite, chewing function, and neighboring teeth. Options may include a dental implant, bridge, partial denture, or implant-supported restoration. Socket preservation and bone grafting may also be recommended to help prepare the area for a future dental implant.
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