UCLA School of Dentistry

I have gone to the UCLA Venice Dental Clinic since about 2019. I have had excellent dental care there. They did an implant, a crown, a splint, a tissue graft, made a night guard, a filling, and most recently recommended a new crown. With the most recent crown, I am glad I agreed to it as when the large filling was removed they discovered a cavity there. The zirconia crown matches the adjacent teeth in my smile. Each year a new dentist will be assigned and they all have been great! The supervising dentists also have been great as well as all of the support staff. When I first went there I went to get an implant. First they take full mouth X-rays and next I had either a cleaning or an exam. They are very thorough. They evaluate the whole mouth before they do a procedure. They use digital X

This was an amazing experience. I have been coming to the UCLA School of Dentistry since 2018, and once again I was reminded why I continue to trust this incredible team. My student, Dava, and his supervisor, Leberman, truly listened to my concerns about the pain I was having in my mouth. I originally came in for something else, and they immediately changed the plan to address what I was feeling. I felt heard, cared for, and supported every step of the way. Dava promptly called downstairs to Periodontics, and I was quickly seen by Jackie, who was incredibly competent and kind. Her supervisor, Richard Nagy, was equally fantastic. It was a truly outstanding team effort, and I am so grateful for the level of care and professionalism I received.

First thing, when you first go in the doctor gives you a general overview of what working with the clinic is like, in English we got a full scope and understanding of what working with the school is like. However the doctor asked a blonde Latina to translate for the Spanish speakers, and the translator gave a sorta vague translation to the Spanish speaking patients. English speakers received an old 5 minute overview, while Spanish speakers got a condensed short version of that, much shorter. Then, The woman at the front forgot to give me my ID and when I went back to get it, the blonde Latina who acted as a translator, was there and they both started giving me a hard time about not picking up my phone (I was on a phone call and then called back immediately). Not sure why they needed to gi

I had the pleasure of being treated by two UCLA student dentists, Caroline and Cindy, and I truly believe they’re both going to be amazing doctors in the future. The entire experience at UCLA’s dental clinic was outstanding—not only are the students top-notch, but you’re getting such high-quality care at an incredibly affordable price. Honestly, you won’t find this kind of value anywhere else in the world. Plus, the supervising staff and the whole environment are just fantastic. I’m still a patient there, and I can’t say enough good things. Definitely a full five stars and all my gratitude to Caroline and Cindy for their amazing work!

I needed extensive reconstructive dentistry, and while it has taken a long time the quality is good at a reasonable price. Another issue is the dental students rotate out as they complete their training so over the long term you'll have different Dentists The biggest issue for me is the center being in Venice a minimum of an hour away and 1½ hours+ with traffic. The Westwood Dental center is closer but parking is expensive