Dental Circle Group Clinic
Dental Circle Group Logo

Luxury Dentistry in Glendale

Refined Smiles.
Elevated Confidence.

New Patients Call Now

Modern Technology

Advanced tools and techniques designed to deliver precision, comfort, and high-quality results.

Personalized Care

Every treatment plan is tailored to the patient’s needs, goals, comfort, and long-term oral health.

Comfort-Focused Visits

A calm, patient-centered environment designed to make every visit more relaxed and stress-free.

Experienced Team

Professional, friendly, and committed to delivering excellent care for individuals and families.

Services

Explore Care Options

Prosthodontics

Prosthodontics

Prosthodontics focuses on restoring and replacing teeth to improve function, comfort, and appearance. This type of care can include crowns, bridges, dentures, and other restorative solutions tailored to each patient’s needs.

The goal is to help patients regain a strong, healthy, and confident smile with treatment that feels natural and looks refined.

Invisalign

Invisalign

Invisalign uses clear aligners to gradually move teeth into better alignment without traditional braces. It is a discreet and convenient option for patients looking to improve their smile.

Treatment is customized to the individual and can help with spacing, crowding, and bite concerns while fitting more comfortably into daily life.

Dental Implants

Dental Implants

Dental implants are a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. They are designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth while helping support overall oral health.

Implants can improve chewing, appearance, and confidence, making them one of the most advanced options in restorative dentistry.

Sedation Dentistry

Sedation Dentistry

Sedation dentistry helps patients feel more at ease during treatment. It can be especially helpful for those who feel nervous about dental visits or who need more complex procedures.

The focus is on making care more comfortable, more relaxed, and easier to manage for patients of different needs and comfort levels.

Family Dentistry

Family Dentistry

Family dentistry provides care for patients at different stages of life, making it easier for households to receive treatment in one welcoming office.

Services can include routine exams, cleanings, fillings, and other general dental care designed to support long-term oral health for the whole family.

Preventative Dentistry

Preventative Dentistry

Preventative dentistry focuses on protecting the teeth and gums before larger problems develop. Regular cleanings, exams, and early attention can help maintain strong oral health.

This approach supports healthier smiles while helping reduce the need for more extensive treatment in the future.

Oral Surgery

Oral Surgery

Oral surgery includes procedures that address more advanced dental needs, such as extractions and other surgical treatments related to oral health.

Care is planned with attention to comfort, safety, and recovery, helping patients feel supported throughout the process.

Periodontics

Periodontics

Periodontics focuses on the health of the gums and supporting structures around the teeth. Healthy gums are essential to maintaining both function and appearance.

Treatment may help manage gum concerns, improve oral health, and protect the long-term stability of the teeth.

Orthodontics

Orthodontics

Orthodontics helps improve the alignment of the teeth and bite. Better alignment can support oral health, comfort, and a more balanced smile.

Options vary by patient and can address crowding, spacing, and bite issues with customized treatment planning.

Dentistry For Children

Dentistry For Children

Children’s dentistry is designed to support young patients with gentle, age-appropriate care in a welcoming environment.

The goal is to help children build healthy habits early while making dental visits feel positive and comfortable.

Our Team

Meet The Team

Dr. Payam Sooferi

Lead Doctor

Dr. Payam Sooferi

Co-Founder

Payam Sooferi is the co-founder of The Dental Circle. He’s a dentist highly trained in endodontics (root canals) and surgery. Dr. Sooferi graduated from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology.

He went on to earn his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the prestigious University of Southern California with Dean’s List honors. Dr. Sooferi is committed to delivering the highest quality care to his patients.

In addition to his formal education, he continuously furthers his knowledge of dentistry by attending educational seminars and study groups. His experience, caring personality, joyful spirit, and dedication, as well as his in-depth understanding of today’s technology, allow him to offer the latest dental care to his patients while recognizing that treatment should be affordable.

Team Members

Angeneh Davoudi
Angeneh Davoudi

Office Manager

Angeneh helps create a welcoming and organized experience for patients from the moment they connect with the office.

Patient Experience

Trusted Care, Refined Results

★★★★★
“

I love the dental circle. The office is supper nice and staff are supper friendly. The doctors are supper cool and supper funny. Every time I go there they put a smile on my face. This is coming from someone who hates going to the the dentist. Also when it comes to technology they are the most advanced dental office in glendale. Dr. Pedram just came up with an invention that makes dental injection fully painless. He used this special vibrator on my cheek before he used the injection and I did not feel anything. I am very impressed with his work. I truly recommend him to anyone in the glendale neighborhood.

Makhmal Farhadian

Thank you doctors for the great work on my teeth. The invisalign was a great idea. My smile looks so much better now. I truly recommend this office for people looking for a dentist near Glendale or Burbank area. They are really good in orthodontics and invisalign braces. Make sure you ask for the complementary teeth whitening if your are doing invisalign. They offer that as a complementary treatment.

Farzan Elyasof

Right from the start you get a great personality when you call in and speak with Linet. Then, I came in to a beautiful looking office. I met the assistant Nohely who was very gentle when taking my X-rays. Thereafter, I met Dr. Sooferi, who was very thorough in his explanations about how I needed a root canal. Furthermore, he himself had gentle hands when he worked in my mouth. Angeneh was also a nice person with an outstanding personality. All in all from beginning to end, this was an amazing experience and I don't like going to the dentist.

Samuel Galindo

Live Reviews

More From Our Patients

New Patients

Start Your Visit With Confidence

Complete the new patient form to get started. If you have any questions before your appointment, our team is here to help make the process simple and welcoming.

Hours

Monday: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Tuesday: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Wednesday: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Thursday: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Friday: 9:00am - 6:00pm

Saturday: 9:00am - 1:00pm

Sunday: Closed

New Patient Form

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

General Questions

Plaque constantly forms on teeth. It is a clear film of bacteria that builds in hard to reach areas such as between your teeth and in the lines of your gums. When allowed to accumulate, the plaque can irritate the gums and lead to certain gum diseases, such as gingivitis. Research has provided evidence that gum disease has been linked to many health problems including stroke, heart disease, pneumonia, and even pregnancy complications Plaque can be removed with regular brushing and flossing along with professional cleanings from dental professional to help with tough tartar removal. Early stages of gum disease are often unnoticed. By the time you begin to feel pain or irritation, it may already be too late to focus on prevention. Regular checkups can assist in preventing plaque and tartar from building up,as well as prevent many other dental complications.
When breath has an unpleasant odor, it is known as “halitosis”. Depending on the cause, the odor can occur occasionally, but it has been known to become more of a long lasting problem with some people. The mouth contains millions of bacteria. The back of the tongue can condense bacteria and cause of bad breath. Although bad breath and the accumulation of odor forming bacteria can be considered a common problem, there are many causes of why frequent halitosis can be occurring. Such problems could be: Poor dental hygiene – If brushing and flossing is not conducted on a regular basis, bacteria and plaque can begin to form in hard to reach places. If this is the situation, poor dental hygiene can eventually lead to much more serious problems. External sources – Smoking, chewing tobacco, drinking coffee, tea, or wine are just some of the causes of regularly occurring bad breath. These activities can also lead to the discoloration of teeth.
In dentistry, no mouth is the exact same. In order for our professionals to assess your individual needs, X-ray imaging helps identify any underlying signs of bone loss or gum disease that can be undetectable with the naked eye. It is typical for new patients to undergo a full set of dental X-ray imaging for the dentist to get an idea of their oral health status. In order to help with future comparisons, we may request additional X-ray images be taken during follow-up visits in order to determine what treatment will be needed, as well as to identify any conditions that may require action.
Dental radiographs, or X-ray generated images, are necessary in receiving the highest standard of care. The diagnostic benefits far outweigh the minimal risks involved in the use of dental X-ray imaging. We are careful to limit the amount of radiation exposure for patients by using lead aprons and digital radiography, which reduces radiation substantially. Without the use of X-ray generated images, conditions like cavities, extra teeth, and diseases could go undetected. Digital X-rays have minimal radiation, detailed images, and remarkable speed. With digital X-rays, the patient’s images appear instantaneously on a nearby monitor, giving us a convenient chairside image to analyze and refer to throughout the dental visit. We are pleased to offer this dental technology.
There are types of toothpastes that cater to those with sensitive teeth. These types of toothpastes have been known to decrease the symptoms of sensitive teeth over the period of several weeks if used regularly. Tooth sensitivity symptoms can become worse with the regular consumption of high acidic foods such as oranges, grapefruits, and lemon. If regular gentle brushing does not decrease symptoms, we can provide a consultation to determine a treatment that’s right for you. Products containing fluoride may also be recommended to assist in reducing tooth sensitivity. Call our office at (888) 243-8819 to find out more information or schedule a consultation today.
We proudly accept Metlife, Cigna, Guard and most PPOs. Call our friendly staff if you have any questions about financial policies.

Questions fot children treatment

Babies typically begin teething at six months of age. Usually, the bottom lower front teeth erupt first, followed by the two upper front teeth. Children have twenty teeth compared to adults that typically have thirty-two. In general, a child will have erupted all of his or her teeth by 2-3 years of age.
In general, checkups are recommended at a minimum of every six months in order to aid in the prevention of cavities and other dental problems. It is always better to diagnose a potential problem early on. Since every child has individual oral healthcare needs, the frequency of dental visits will vary as the situation necessitates. Regular visits keep children familiar with the dentist and dental professionals. These visits build confidence in children and are much more pleasant when the child is not forced to associate the dentist with emergency treatment due to tooth pain and dental neglect. Decay or breakdown of a tooth that is detected in the early stages is easier and less costly to treat.
“Baby” teeth – also known as primary teeth – have three main functions. First, they allow children to chew. The importance of pain-free feeding directly relates to your child’s diet, nutrition, and overall health. Second, baby teeth are important for speech development. Third, baby teeth provide a pathway for permanent teeth to erupt in a timely way. Premature tooth loss from cavities or infections allows for remaining teeth to move into the empty space and ultimately cause crowding. Cavities on baby teeth can cause permanent teeth to have higher cavity susceptibility.
The earlier a cavity is diagnosed and treated, the less invasive the overall treatment will be. Over time, cavities can spread if allowed and possibly lead to an infection. It is important to evaluate each situation on an individual basis to determine what is best for the child.
Dental sealants are hard plastic-like materials that are placed into the grooves of the chewing surfaces of teeth in order to help prevent cavities. They work by blocking out the sticky, sugary foods and liquids that tend to get caught in the teeth. The application is fast and pain-free. Dental sealants are recommended based on the child’s diet, history of cavities, and overall anatomy of the teeth.

Oral Healthcare At Home For Children

The use of a soft cloth, gauze or toothbrush for children 0-2 years will adequately remove plaque and bacteria that can lead to cavities. Caregivers should clean the teeth at least once a day (most importantly before bedtime following the last feeding). Infant non-fluoridated toothpaste can be used. Until your child is able to spit out the toothpaste without swallowing it, we recommend not to use fluoridated toothpaste.
First, rinse the irritated area with warm salt water. If swelling is present, place a cold pack on the area. Over the counter Children’s Tylenol or Ibuprofen (Motrin) are recommended for the pain. DO NOT place aspirin on the gums as this can cause harm to the tissue. Please, see a dentist or healthcare professional as soon as possible.
Use of fluoride for the prevention of cavities can be safe and effective in decreasing cavities when given in the correct dosage. If your water supply contains less than 0.6ppm (private wells), a dietary supplement may be recommended for your child (6 months to 16 years old). If your child is unable to spit out toothpaste, then toothpaste with fluoride should be avoided. It is acceptable to begin using toothpaste (pea-size amount) with children 2-3 years of age. Prior to that, parents should clean the child’s teeth with water and a soft-bristled toothbrush. It is important to contact a pediatric dentist to make sure your child is not receiving excessive or inadequate amounts of daily fluoride.
First, rinse the irritated area with warm salt water and if swelling is present place a cold pack on the area. Over the counter Children’s Tylenol or Ibuprofen (Motrin) are recommended for any pain. DO NOT place aspirin on the gums, this can cause harm to the tissue. Please, see a dentist or healthcare professional as soon as possible.
Many oral habits, such as thumb and pacifier sucking, only become problems if they persist for long periods of time. This is very normal in infants and young children. Most children stop these habits on their own by age three. Habit-breaking appliances can be used for children who want to stop but need an active reminder. Long-term oral habits such as thumb or finger sucking, mouth breathing, and tongue thrusting can produce dental and skeletal changes. The amount of change is directly related to frequency, duration, intensity, and direction of the forces applied.
First, remain calm. Second, locate the tooth. Always hold the tooth by the crown (not the root). Third (if possible), determine whether it is a baby tooth or a permanent tooth. If it is a baby tooth, do not replace the tooth in the socket. For permanent teeth, reimplant by applying mild finger pressure. If that is not possible, put the tooth in a glass of milk and take your child and the glass immediately to the pediatric dentist.
Call New Patient