1964 Westwood Blvd.
Suite 200
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 446-4867
Office Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
6:30 am – 7:30 pm
Phone Hours only
Monday: 8 am – Noon
Friday: 9 am – 1 pm
The earliest stage of poor periodontal health is gum inflammation, known as gingivitis. At this stage, the issue could be reversed with routine care, preventing the onset of gum disease and preserving your smile. In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist will explain how we treat this concern with a deep cleaning, known as scaling and root planing.
When periodontal disease reaches the advanced stage, known as periodontitis, this could mean serious discomfort and major complications for the health and stability of your smile. In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist will discuss possible solutions to periodontitis, and how to recognize common warning signs.
When your gum tissues become inflamed and begin to recede, this could be a warning sign of periodontal disease. Without treatment, the symptoms could grow more severe and you could risk tooth loss! In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist will discuss how to prevent receding gums, or what can be done to restore your smile!
When you feel tired on a daily basis, even if you believe you slept well, you could be suffering from a sleep disorder known as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Often, the issue is related to the positions of oral structures and how well you can breathe at night, which is why our team is ready to help! In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist could help treat your OSA with an oral appliance.
When you snore on a nightly basis, you not only drive your significant other crazy, but this could mean you have a disorder that needs treatment. Fortunately, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist knows how to help you stop snoring, and explains this could be a warning sign of a serious issue known as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
When you have persistent headaches, this orofacial pain could be related to common disorders like TMJ disorder or even bruxism (teeth grinding). To avoid this discomfort, you need a solution that restores balance to your smile. To accomplish this, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist may suggest a custom-made oral appliance.
The disorder bruxism occurs when people grind and clench their teeth frequently, often on a nightly basis. Unless treated, this constant pressure not only leads to orofacial pain, but damaged teeth. The cracks and chips then lead to further complications. In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist will discuss how we diagnose and then stop teeth grinding!
TMJ disorder, also known as TMD, could be a source of major orofacial pain, and even lead to the onset of related issues like bruxism (teeth grinding). In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist wants to help you understand the causes of your TMD, and also look at possible treatment options and warning signs you should recognize.
When you develop discomfort in your jaw joints, head, and jaw, this is known as orofacial pain. These aches could occur throughout your head and face, and could indicate the presence of disorders like TMD or even bruxism (teeth grinding). In today’s blog, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist will look at possible solutions for your orofacial pain.
When you have a professional cleaning every six months, this removes plaque and helps protect your oral health. But what about a deep cleaning? Also known as a scaling and root planing, your Los Angeles, CA, dentist may suggest this procedure to help reverse issues like gingivitis, or to even begin the process of managing periodontal disease.
1964 Westwood Blvd.
Suite 200
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 446-4867
Office Hours
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
6:30 am – 7:30 pm
Phone Hours only
Monday: 8 am – Noon
Friday: 9 am – 1 pm
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