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Dentists in Los Angeles, CA (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.7/5 ) with outstanding reviews on Google Maps, specialized in private care and located near you. Here you can review detailed information, resolve common questions, and compare data to help you make the most informed decision for your health.

A trusted list of top-rated dentists in Los Angeles, CA, verified by patient reviews

Larchmont Dental Associates

Larchmont Dental Associates

5.0 (508 patient reviews)
581 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004
(323) 465-2127

Services:

Porcelain veneers Implant dentistry White fillings Porcelain crowns Root canals

Expert dental care offering cosmetic and emergency treatments with advanced safety protocols and a compassionate team focused on patient comfort and community health protection.

Smile L.A. Downtown Modern Dentistry

Smile L.A. Downtown Modern Dentistry

4.9 (593 patient reviews)
523 W 6th St #202, Los Angeles, CA 90014
(213) 286-0020

Services:

General Dentistry Teeth Whitening Porcelain Veneers Invisalign Dental Implants

Expert dental care offering personalized cosmetic and general dentistry services, advanced treatments, and emergency care to create natural, beautiful smiles with lasting results.

Happy Smiles Dental

Happy Smiles Dental

4.9 (1886 patient reviews)
1655 S Western Ave Suite C, Los Angeles, CA 90006
(323) 529-0002

Services:

Orthodontics Pediatric Dentistry Dental Implants Teeth Whitening Root Canals

Comprehensive dental care with expert specialists offering orthodontics, implants, whitening, and more. Affordable prices, free initial consultation, and personalized treatments ensure your healthiest, brightest smile.

Healing Dental Care - Los Angeles

Healing Dental Care - Los Angeles

4.9 (286 patient reviews)
680 Wilshire Pl # 411, Los Angeles, CA 90005
(213) 738-7077

Services:

Routine Exams Dental Cleaning Dental Fillings Crowns & Bridges Veneers Teeth Whitening Dentures & Overdentures Dental Implants Root Canal Treatment Clear Teeth Aligners

Expert dental care offering routine exams, cosmetic treatments, emergency services, and implants. Personalized solutions ensure healthy, beautiful smiles with compassionate, experienced professionals in Los Angeles.

Smile Recreation Dentistry by Dr. Baseri

Smile Recreation Dentistry by Dr. Baseri

4.8 (313 patient reviews)
6221 Wilshire Blvd #517, Los Angeles, CA 90048
(323) 413-2903

Services:

Porcelain Veneers Dental Implants Root Canal Treatment Wisdom Teeth Extraction Teeth Whitening

Expert dental care offers advanced treatments including implants, veneers, root canals, and whitening. Modern technology ensures pain-free, personalized, and confident smile restoration for every patient.

The Melrose Dentist

The Melrose Dentist

4.8 (221 patient reviews)
4852 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90029
(323) 665-8168

Services:

Dental Implants Cosmetic Dentistry Invisalign Endodontics Emergency Dentistry

Expert dental care offering implants, cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign, and emergency services with personalized, advanced treatments to enhance your smile and oral health efficiently.

Downtown Dental

Downtown Dental

4.6 (316 patient reviews)
255 S Grand Ave Ste 204, Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 620-5777

Services:

Preventive dental care restorative dentistry cosmetic dentistry orthodontics teeth whitening

Comprehensive dental care offering personalized treatments, advanced technology, and a compassionate team dedicated to improving your oral health and brightening your smile.

Bright Now! Dental – Los Angeles (Central LA)

Bright Now! Dental – Los Angeles (Central LA)

3.7 (383 patient reviews)
4550 W Pico Blvd Suite C309, Los Angeles, CA 90019
(323) 602-0590

Services:

Cleanings Dental Implants Teeth Whitening Emergency Dental Care Clear Aligners

Comprehensive dental services including cleanings, implants, and emergency care provided affordably with advanced technology, flexible scheduling, and personalized attention for all ages.

Dentists service prices in Los Angeles

Service Price in Los Angeles
Teeth Cleaning $90–$240
Tooth-Colored Filling $180–$540
Root Canal $840–$1,800
Porcelain Crown $800–$3,000
Tooth Extraction $180–$780
Dental Implant $1,800–$7,200
Teeth Whitening (in-office) $300–$650
Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) $1,000–$3,000
Invisalign $3,600–$9,600
Complete Denture (per arch) $960–$4,200

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Los Angeles dentists: how to cut through a very crowded market

Los Angeles has an enormous range of dental offices, from storefront clinics to Beverly Hills cosmetic studios, and yet the CDC estimates that only 58.9% of adults saw a dentist in 2022. Choice alone has not solved access.

Billboards and social media tend to sell smiles. These notes focus on what they leave out: the diagnosis, the total price and who is accountable afterward.

Reading the ads

The ad saysAsk this
Free exam and X-raysWhat will the treatment plan include, and may I take the X-rays elsewhere?
Smile makeover in a dayWhat is being removed from my teeth, and can it be undone?
Implants at one low priceDoes that cover the extraction, abutment and final crown?
Celebrity dentistWho will treat me, and what is their training?
No insurance? No problemAsk for the interest rate, and whether deferred interest applies

University clinics

Two major schools offer a different model. The Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC and the UCLA School of Dentistry both provide patient care, with supervised trainees and various fee levels. Expect more time per visit, and ask about screening, waits and how urgent problems are handled.

Checking a California license

Search the DCA license tool for the Dental Board of California, and read any attached public documents. The Los Angeles Dental Society is the local professional association, which can help you find members, though membership is not a license and says nothing about results.

Language access

Los Angeles patients may prefer Spanish, Korean, Armenian, Tagalog, Mandarin and many other languages. Do not assume a friendly front desk means your dentist can explain risks in your language. Ask who will be in the room, and request written plans you can read at home.

Medi-Cal Dental has two paths in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is one of only two California counties where Medi-Cal members run into dental managed care. The Department of Health Care Services explains that here a member must opt in to a dental plan. Those who do not remain in regular fee-for-service Medi-Cal Dental, where you can see any dentist who accepts the program.

QuestionFee-for-serviceDental plan
Choosing a dentistAny office taking the programUsually within the plan's network
First stepAsk the office if it accepts new patientsChoose a primary dentist in the plan
Getting specialty careFollow the office's referral guidanceAsk the plan how referrals work
Who to call with a problemThe Medi-Cal Dental lineYour plan, then the state

Neither path is automatically better, so judge them by who is actually taking patients near you. Before you sign anything, call two or three offices and ask how soon a new adult can get an exam. Then ask what happens if your dentist leaves the network.

Keep the dates of any denied service, because a denial can be appealed, and the written notice should explain how. Community clinics can often help you read these letters, including in languages other than English.

Coverage and public programs

Medi-Cal

Ask whether new adult patients are accepted, and look up the state on CareQuest.

Employer plans

Check whether the dentist, not just the office, is in network. Note your yearly cap.

No coverage

Ask for a good faith estimate, and try FAIR Health for a benchmark.

Federally listed health centers may offer sliding fees, and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has information on local programs. Call first to confirm whether dental care is available.

Elders and transportation

The CDC estimates that 10.6% of Los Angeles adults 65 and over had no natural teeth in 2022, and 11.8% of adults citywide lacked reliable transportation in 2023. Together, these figures describe plenty of grandparents who depend on someone else to get to a denture fitting. Ask your plan about ride benefits, and try to group visits.

Why stars don't settle it

Our directory reflects public Google Maps ratings and reviews, and an editor screens for duplicates or wrong categories. That doesn't verify licenses, results or safety, and paid or fake reviews may exist. The category label isn't a specialty credential, and this page provides general information.

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Los Angeles dental questions

Are free exam offers in Los Angeles worth using?

They can be useful, but ask whether the X-rays are yours to keep and what the visit includes. A free exam can lead to a large treatment plan, so do not sign that day. Get a second opinion if the plan is costly.

Is treatment at USC or UCLA cheaper?

Student and resident clinics often cost less than private care, while faculty practices may be priced differently. Ask each school how it sets fees, how long the visits run and how long you may wait for a first appointment.

What should I ask before a smile makeover?

Ask what will happen to your natural teeth, whether the change can be reversed, and how long the result should last. Ask to see cases treated by the dentist who will treat you, and what replacing the work would cost.

How do I know if an implant price is complete?

Ask for a written list covering imaging, extraction, grafting, implant, abutment and final crown. Ask about temporary teeth and follow-up visits too. A low price may cover only one stage, so compare each line across offices.

How can I find a dentist who speaks my language in Los Angeles?

Call and ask whether the dentist or a clinical assistant in the room speaks your language. The ADA Find-a-Dentist tool can help you search. If you prefer an interpreter, ask how the office arranges one for treatment discussions.