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West Coast Dental

Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics

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Welcome to West Coast Dental, where you'll find caring dentists and specialists, with the latest technology, dedicated to providing quality care and great smiles that last. Whether you are looking for a cleaning in Covina, veneers in Valencia or braces in Riverside, we have locations across the greater Los Angeles area and Inland Empire, many offering extended and weekend hours.

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Fax: (818) 672-8256

TollFree: (888) 329-8111

Phone: (818) 724-8416

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West Coast Dental of North Hills

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http://www.westcoastdental.com/locations/north-hills

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Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Labs, Dentists, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Periodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery

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Phone: (818) 672-8228

Address: 15350 Nordhoff St, North Hills, CA 91343

Website: http://www.westcoastdental.com/locations/north-hills

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Dental Examination
Your dentist can identify worn-out fillings at your regular dental exams. When a filling starts to show signs of wear, it’s a good idea to replace it.
X-rays
During your routine checkup, your dentist will check to see if your mouth is healthy and take x-rays. Dental x-rays are a great diagnostic tool for dentists. It enables them to see issues not visible to the naked eye. They are also great for prevention. Preventative dentistry — rather than reactive treatment — is always preferred. During your examination, your dentist will be looking at...
Oral Cancer Screening
At our comfortable well-equipped offices, you’ll find quality care provided by skilled dentists and specialists. We are known for our exceptional service. Our goal is to help you avoid problems with great preventative care or to detect and treat problems as soon as possible. On your first visit, we will get to know you, including your past dental health. You will have a thorough exam, including an oral cancer screening, and we may take x-rays to check for any problems. If you need treatment, we will discuss your options, explain procedures, and make sure all your questions are answered.

Teeth Cleaning
At your routine checkup, your dentist will be examining your mouth, carrying out any necessary dental cleaning and will take x-rays to get a full picture of your overall oral health. Routine checks can also highlight any other general health issues that can be referred to a doctor.
Fluoride Treatment
Topical fluoride treatment is applied directly to the teeth. The different forms it comes in includes varnish, gel, foams, rinses and toothpaste.
Dental Sealants
Dental sealants provide a layer of protection from decay for the teeth. They’re mainly used on the molars in the back of the mouth.

Fillings
Teeth can be filled with any number of materials. The most common types of dental fillings are composite and amalgam fillings.
Resin Composite
Your dentist will match your composite filling to your natural tooth’s color, making the filling virtually undetectable. Composite fillings are excellent for use toward the front of your mouth, where a filling might show when you smile. The composite resin can also be used to repair small chips and cracks in teeth.
Veneers
If you’re unhappy with the shape, color or spacing of your teeth, dental veneers can make a remarkable difference in your smile — and your self-confidence. Veneers are thin, translucent facings that are applied to your teeth to create a smile that looks attractive and natural. At West Coast Dental, we combine our dental skills and cosmetic artistry to bring about dramatic changes to your teeth, usually in just a couple of office visits.
Crowns
Are you curious about dental crowns? These tooth coverings (also sometimes referred to as caps) are used to repair broken or weakened teeth. It is a tooth-shaped covering used to restore and strengthen teeth. They can be made from various materials such as metal or porcelain.
Bridges
Tooth loss is extremely common and can occur for a number of reasons. Perhaps you’ve had an accident that has knocked a tooth out, or you may have severe decay or gum disease that has led to you losing a tooth or needing an extraction. Whatever the reason, tooth loss can affect the function and appearance of your teeth. Dental bridges are one of the most effective ways of restoring your smile.
Dental Bonding
The teeth whitening process focuses primarily on the teeth that show when you smile. It does not work on porcelain or most cosmetic bonding materials including veneers, dentures, crowns or dental implants.

Root Canal Treatment
If you visit your general dentist with tooth pain or a history of pain within the root of the tooth, your dentist may refer you to an endodontist. Although many general dentists perform root canal therapy, in many cases they prefer to refer treatment to a specialist for endodontic care.
Apicoectomy
If you have a root canal but your tooth cannot be successfully treated, your endodontist may recommend an apicoectomy. This surgical procedure removes and seals the very tip of the tooth root. This option can eliminate remaining infection and can save the tooth from extraction.

Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty
Pocket reduction surgery or flap surgery is also known as a gingivectomy. The gum is cut and lifted back. The debris is then cleaned out, and the gum is sutured back so it fits around the tooth perfectly.
Deep Cleaning
If someone hasn’t visited the dentist for a long time, there can be a substantial buildup of plaque and tartar that will need removing. Debridement is a deep cleaning of the gums and teeth. Not everyone will need this even if it’s been a while since you last saw a dentist.

Dentures
The days of hiding your smile because of missing or failing teeth are over, thanks to dentures. Dental dentures are artificial teeth and gums that replace missing teeth. If you are missing all of your teeth on the top or the bottom, you can get dentures to replace them, called a full arch. If you are missing one or a couple of teeth, you may get replacements that are called partial dentures.

Dental Implants
If visiting your dentist leaves you with a treatment plan for dental implants, it’s essential to understand your options and financial obligations before moving forward. Below, we lay out the details of dental implant costs, what you can expect from the procedure and treatment and how to address any concerns. Your smile means the world to us, and dental implants are a great way to keep your smile strong, your mouth healthy.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Not all dental treatments are straightforward. Sometimes, we need procedures that are more invasive to restore the function and appearance of our smiles. This is known as oral surgery and is performed by an oral surgeon who has the specialized training, skills and experience to complete more complex dental procedures.
Flap Surgery
Pocket reduction is used when the periodontists needs to remove tartar from a deep pocket that they are unable to reach. Flap surgery is needed for this to occur.
Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral and maxillofacial surgery refers to surgical procedures that are concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases that affect the mouth, jaw, face and neck. These surgeries are performed by specialist surgeons who have undergone additional education and training to achieve the skills required.
Tooth Extractions
Teeth extraction comes in two forms: simple and surgical. A simple extraction involves numbing tooth and gum tissue with a local anesthetic, then loosening the tooth with a dental instrument before removing it with dental forceps. A surgical extraction is more complex, and dentists usually have to use this method of extraction when a tooth has broken off at the gum line or if it has not emerged from the gums yet.

Orthodontics
West Coast Dental & Orthodontics, the leading provider of adult and children’s dentistry in Southern California, has partnered with First African Methodist Episcopal Church Los Angeles, (FAME Church LA) to offer free orthodontic screenings for local children aged 12-17 years old.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Braces
To provide your family with the highest standard of care, we have a team of specialists in our practices to make it easy for you to get expert care you need in a comfortable, friendly environment. Whether you’re seeking a pediatric dentist for your child, or need some braces for a teen or yourself, we’ve got you and your smile covered. Our team of dental specialists include...

Teeth Whitening
If you are unhappy with the shade of your teeth, you might have thought about getting your teeth whitened. You may have even tried some of the myriad over-the-counter teeth whitening toothpastes or whitening strips only to be disappointed by the lack of results. Professional teeth whitening — under the supervision of your dentist — may be able to provide more dramatic, noticeable results.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Nothing’s more pleasing than a beautiful smile, and if yours needs improving, we can help. When you’re speaking, eating, or laughing, you don’t have to hide your smile any longer. Today’s breakthrough cosmetic dentistry offers a host of ways to correct imperfections and they are more affordable than ever. If your teeth are misshapen, damaged, discolored or out of position, we have a solution that’s sure to have you smiling again.
General Dentistry
Straightening teeth requires specialized expertise that goes beyond general dentistry. Our certified orthodontists are experts at moving teeth gently and safely for children, teens and adults. We understand the complex relationship between teeth and facial structures.

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