
Ohio State College of Dentistry, a yearlong surgical residency at NYU Langone, more than a thousand hours of continuing education. Plans, places and restores every implant himself.
An implant and cosmetic dentistry centre on Wilshire, built so a nervous patient feels calm from the front door to the last appointment.
Almost every patient the practice sees carries some dental anxiety. The rooms, the pace and the people are arranged around that fact.
Blankets and pillows, noise-cancelling headphones, a television with Netflix, IV sedation for the day itself, and a team that would rather answer a question twice than leave it hanging.
Dr. Barriere places the implants. These are the people who make the rest of the visit work.

Ohio State College of Dentistry, a yearlong surgical residency at NYU Langone, more than a thousand hours of continuing education. Plans, places and restores every implant himself.

Nineteen years as a surgical coordinator and operatory materials manager at an outpatient surgical centre before dentistry. Her job is that every patient leaves in the best possible condition, whatever the treatment.

In dentistry since 2011; braces as a child are what drew her in. Treats every patient like family, because most arrive with some fear and kindness is the cure for it. A lifelong Angeleno.

A dental assistant since 2019, energised by how fast the technology moves and by knowing she made a difference in someone’s smile. Born and raised in Los Angeles.

The most gentle and proficient hygienist on the west side, according to one Google review. Runs the cleanings and the periodontal maintenance visits.
Diagnostics, planning, surgery and the lab share one floor, so nothing about your case leaves the building.
The cone-beam CT and intraoral scanners sit beside the operatories. The Yomi® robot lives in the surgical suite. Guides are printed and restorations milled a few steps away.
The reception is quiet, the front desk knows your name, and the coffee is real.



Before
After“I felt like the old me because of my crowns and dental implants.”
Emily’s crowns and implants. Her film is on the practice’s channel.
The building at 12301 Wilshire Blvd has parking; the front desk will tell you the current arrangement when you book. The practice is in Suite 205.
Yes. The team speaks English and Spanish.
Yes, and for oral or IV sedation you must: someone needs to drive you home.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, with same-day emergency appointments. After hours, surgical patients can reach the office and someone calls back as soon as possible.
Book a first visit, or come for a consultation and a look around.