On-site specialists.
An endodontist, hygienists and restorative doctors all work in this building, so most treatment stays in-house.
For a tooth that cracked, a filling that failed, or a gap you have worked around for years. Crowns, bridges, dentures and titanium implants, so you can chew on both sides again.
What this covers

Restorative dentistry is any service that repairs a tooth or replaces one: fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures and implants, up to a full-mouth reconstruction.
It works toward two goals, often both at once: returning the tooth to full function, and returning it to its natural appearance. We keep as much of your own tooth as the case allows, and replace only what has to be replaced.
Most people need restorative work at some point. Whether that means one filling or something larger is usually decided by how well the six-month checkups were kept.
Services
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Why here
An endodontist, hygienists and restorative doctors all work in this building, so most treatment stays in-house.
We Accept ALL PPO Insurances, and we handle the paperwork with them.
Every service is quoted before we start it. No surprises on the way out.
From a patient
“360 Dental Office in Van Nuys is a pleasure to go to. Everyone makes you feel welcome. The staff is very skilled and thorough. They cut no corners. The Implantologist is clear about your treatment plan and very patient to your questions. I was completely at ease.”
Common questions
Restorative dentistry is aimed at your dental health and function. Cosmetic dentistry is aimed at appearance. Plenty of services do both at once.
Local anesthetic keeps the treatment itself comfortable. Some soreness afterwards is normal, manageable with pain relief, and usually short-lived.
It varies with the procedure and the number of teeth. A single filling and you're back to your routine straight away; implant surgery is quick, but plan on a few days. Your dentist will tell you what to expect.
Sensitivity or soreness is the most common. Infection, or a reaction to the metals used, is rare. Crowns can chip or loosen over time. The greater risk is leaving decay untreated. That is what turns a filling into a root canal or an extraction.
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