Dentist in Beverly Hills, CA

Doheny Dr marks the line between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, and our office sits a short way east of it. From the Beverly Hills Hotel end of Sunset the drive is roughly two and a half miles with barely a turn to think about. From the Wilshire Blvd and Rodeo Dr business blocks it is a similar distance, heading east on Santa Monica Blvd and then north on San Vicente Blvd to meet Sunset. From the Trousdale side near Greystone Mansion, Doheny Rd drops you onto Sunset in a little over a mile.

Patients who come over from Beverly Hills often open with a cosmetic question. Veneers across the upper front teeth. Whitening that will hold up in photographs. An older crown that no longer matches the teeth beside it. Implants are the other frequent reason for the trip, since replacing a missing tooth properly beats living around the gap. Because West Hollywood Dental Group covers periodontics and endodontics as well as cosmetic dentistry, the groundwork those cases need gets done in the same place as the finished result.

We would rather look before we treat. A consultation with Dr. Poneh Ghasri, DDS, covers what your enamel and bite will actually allow, how the stages are sequenced and roughly how long each one takes, and you go home with a written plan instead of a decision made under a bright light. Invisalign fits into that conversation more often than people expect, because straightening a crowded tooth first can mean less reshaping later. The same applies to an uneven gum line, which is frequently the real reason a smile looks off balance rather than the teeth themselves.

Practical details are simpler here than in a parking structure downtown: parking at the office is validated, so the trip ends at the door. Weekday hours open at 9:00 AM and close at 6:00 PM, while Saturdays and Sundays are arranged individually. Most major PPO plans are accepted, CareCredit is available for larger plans, and treatment can be discussed in English or Farsi, which for a good number of local families is simply easier than translating a diagnosis for a parent afterwards.