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(818) 716-7969

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(818) 716-7966 Dial 8 when you call the office and leave a name, phone number and message" Follow the directions of the machine. A return call is usually returned in 20 minutes.

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Operating Hours:

Monday - Thursday:
8:30am - 5:00pm

Friday:
By Appointment

Financing

  • Chase Health
  • Citi

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find helpful answers to some frequently asked questions. You're always welcome to call our dental office in Woodland Hills at (818) 716-7966 if you'd like more information or if you have other concerns.

Payments Questions

What types of payment do you accept?

Visa/ Master Card/ American Express/Cash/ Checks
We also offer special Interest Free Financing with Care Credit/ Springstone

Which insurance plans do you take?

Most PPO Insurance Accepted. Please contact us for a list of In-Network insurance’s offered. No HMO’S

What if I don't have insurance?

We offer a number of payment plans for most services.

About Our Office

Do you have emergency services?

Yes, you may call our office anytime to reach a Doctor on call.

Do you offer free consultations?

Yes, on cosmetic procedures.

Which information is necessary for an appointment?

To save time you may fill out all necessary paperwork online.

Do you see Children?

Yes, we have a wonderful caring and gentle children’s dentist on staff.

Regular Dental Questions

How often should I visit a dentist?

You should see your dentist at least once a year for an exam and x-rays.

How often should I have a dental cleaning?

It varies from person to person , but a healthy mouth should have 2 cleanings a year.

How often should I brush and floss?

Preferably 3 times a day.

What causes bad breath and what should i do if i have it?

Some common causes may be, Gingivitis, Periodontitis, or Tooth Decay. You should schedule to see a General dentist/ Perio Specialist to determine the cause.

Do teeth whitening toothpastes really work?

Generally no, only a small percentage of people will get any type of results.

Which toothbrush is better, electric o manual?

If a manual toothbrush is used properly it is as affective as an electric toothbrush. However electric toothbrushes are easier to use which allows most people to brush more effectively.



Questions About Dental Treatments

What method do you use for nervous patients?

We have a very caring a supportive staff who will listen to all of your concerns. We offer various levels of sedation to fit your needs, such as Nitrous Oxide Gas, Oral Sedation, and I V Sedation.

Which whitening treatment is the most effective?

Take home trays work the best and can also be used for maintenance. For quicker results you can do an in office whitening treatment.

I have big gaps on my teeth, what are my options?

There are many options available such as Bonding, Veneers, Orthodontics or a combination. It is best to consult your dentist to see which option is best for you.

What is decay?

It is the breakdown of tooth structure caused by a specific type of bacteria.

What can prevent decay?

Proper homecare and regular visits to the dentist and hygienist. There are also environmental and genetic factors that can cause tooth decay.

Are silver fillings safe?

This debate has been going on for decades. We are proud to say that we no longer use the silver filling material to restore teeth.

My teeth are crooked! what are my options?

There are many different options such as Braces, Veneers, Bonding or a combination of these. Through exam is needed, sometimes by a team of dentist and specialist for best results.

Who is a good candidate for dental implants?

Most adults and teenagers have great success with implants.

Who is a candidate for sedation dentistry?

Children and adults who have a great fear or anxiety , or patients who have extensive dental treatments.

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