1. Armine Nazarian, DMD
  2. Armine Nazarian, DMD
  3. 5
    (Based on 71 reviews)
  4. 300 S. Beverly Drive
  5. Suite 303
  6. Beverly Hills, CA 90212

  7. Practice Website

  8. (310) 277-8215
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Average Patient Rating

5 (71 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 100 %
Communicates Well: 100 %
Average Wait Time: 6 minutes

Patient Referrals

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5.0
May 18, 2012

"I've had bad experiences with dentists who seemed more like used car salesomen than doctors. I am relieved to say that I've finally felt a dentist who was a professional, who calmly explained my options and treatment without trying to sell me treatments that I didn't need, and who litsened to me. Dr. Nazarian and her staff were efficient, clear, no-nonsense, and friendly. The last dentist I went to told me that I needed to pay $2000 (as a co-payment). Dr. Nazarian showed me the procedure codes for the work I needed done, which was a fraction of what the other dentist wanted to charge. She was very transparent."

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5.0
October 5, 2011

"Dr. Nazarian has been taking care of my teeth for over 10 years. Her clear communication, skill level and honesty has instilled a trust in me that I never had with previous dentists. Dr. Nazarian has a great combination of professionalism and people skills. Highly recommended."

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Verified on 10-24-2011
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5.0
September 7, 2011

"As always very comfortable. I am actually able to take a nap during all of my treatments."

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Verified on 09-07-2011
Referral by:
5.0
August 28, 2011

"I've been going to Dr. Nazarian for almost 8 years. She's a great dentist. I trust her implicitly--she's honest, truthful, and helpful!"

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Verified on 08-28-2011
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5.0
April 26, 2011

"Dr. Nazarian is always keeping up with the new technology and she does everything with outmost integrity and honesty. She and her staff are very professional and their expertise and attentiveness are out of this world. She always holds her customers best interest above all; I know because my husband and I have been going to her for the past 8 hours."

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Verified on 04-26-2011
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April 22, 2011

"Great. The best doctor ever. Very professional and reasonable. Highly recommend her."

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Questions & Answers Q&A

Q. I'm in my mid thirties and am finally thinking about getting my two front upper teeth, which turn slightly inward on themselves, corrected. Is this something that can be done without a great deal of pain and time? I heard that getting braces as an adult can be painful.
A. You first need to be seen by a dentist to determine the best way for you to fix your crooked teeth. Some of the options may involve braces or a removable appliance. Another way to fix crooked teeth may involve Lumineers or veneers. Your dentist will explain the details and after having all the information, you will be able to decide what is the best treatment for you. The first option takes longer and you will experience some discomfort when teeth start moving. The second option will take about 2 visits and if you are a good candidate for this, you will have your two front teeth straightened within weeks.
Q. Is it true that chocolate stains my teeth? If so, what's the best natural way to remove tooth stains?
A. Foods and beverages such as berries, chocolate, red sauces , coffee, tea and wine stain teeth. However, best way to keep your teeth from staining is good and consistent oral hygiene at home and bleaching. Professional cleanings by the dentist are also very effective and necessary to keep your smile sparkling clean!
Q. A friend told me that if my teeth hurt when I drink cold water, then I will most definitely need a root canal. Is this true, or is there some sort of middle ground where I might be able to get away with just a filling?
A. Most probably your sensitivity is related to having gum recessions or a gum related problem. However, you should have a dental check up as soon as possible for further assessment.

Blog

Meet Dr. Nazarian
04-22-2011

 

Q: What got you into this specific practice of dentistry?
A: I got interested specifically in dental medicine when I had the opportunity to complete a research project at Harvard Dental School. In the process of my studies, I was exposed to many dentists. Looking back I feel the head of the department made it his mission to make sure I apply to dental schools after sparking my interest in the field of dentistry. By the time I was done with my project, I knew my future was in dentistry. So I... read more
When Should I Bring My Child to the Dentist
Alissa Pacheco
04-15-2011

 

Child brushing teeth | Dentist | Armine Nazarian | Beverly Hills CA

Baby teeth are so cute and little! But when should a dentist see those little things? Baby teeth have lots of different names: milk teeth, baby teeth, and deciduous teeth. The last name is the actual dental definition. Deciduous means “falling off at maturity” or “tending to fall.” It is usually associated with trees, but in this case it’s teeth that are “falling” out, and new permanent ones will take their place. In any case, deciduous teeth need to be... read more

Dear Friends and Patients
04-15-2011

 

Whether in a business setting or social, your smile says it all. It reveals so much about your own self-esteem and the confidence you feel. With sensible health practices, good dental health care and oral hygiene, you should be able to maintain your teeth throughout your life. If a dental disfigurement or impaired teeth make you hide your smile, cosmetic dentistry has never been a better choice. There are new options available now that can change your life forever. No more hiding the joy you can... read more

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