Advanced Periodontal & Implant Treatment in Beverly Hills

Gummy Smile

If you do have a gummy smile, you’re far from alone. Thankfully, Dr. Alex Farnoosh developed a simple procedure to correct a gummy smile that has helped thousands of people from Los Angeles, around the U.S., and across the world smile more confidently. Schedule a free consultation to learn more.

Dental Implants

If you are embarrassed by missing teeth or tired of not being able to eat your favorite foods, you may be a candidate for dental implants. Dental implants are a permanent way to replace missing teeth, gaps in your smile, and can also be used to secure loose fitting dentures.

Gum Bleaching

Dr. Farnoosh is the inventor of gum bleaching, an effective solution to dark gums. He pioneered a procedure for black and dark gum correction in the early 1990s, and still remains a leader in this specialized field today. Dentists from around the world utilize his patented technique.

Bone Grafting & Ridge Preservation

For patients who are missing teeth, bone grafting and ridge preservation provide good outcomes for those who have already seen some bone deterioration or need to augment the height or width of bone, fill anatomical voids, or correct congenital defects. Schedule a free consultation to learn more about our bone grafting and ridge preservation options.

Gum Grafting & Root Coverage

To treat gum recession, we can perform a cosmetic gum surgery procedure called gum grafting, which involves transplanting gum tissue to shore up the receding area. Instead of using tissue from a patient’s own palate, which causes unnecessary discomfort through an additional surgery, over the past 10 years we have been using AlloDerm, a naturally derived material, with tremendous success.

Periodontal Disease Treatment

Almost 8 out of 10 American adults over the age of 35 have some form of periodontal disease. If left untreated, gum disease can cause bad breath, swollen and receding gums, extremely sensitive teeth, and eventual tooth loss. Studies have also indicated a relationship between gum disease and serious medical conditions including cardiovascular disease, stroke, bacterial pneumonia, and cancer.