Dentists in West Hollywood, CA: Local Guide

Quick answer: West Hollywood, CA has 70 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 45 are rated on Google, averaging 4.65★ across 3,065 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: ME Dental Spa, Dr. Borzoo Ahmadi DDS – Cosmetic Dentist, me.losangeles aesthetics. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

West Hollywood does not have an average dental market, and you should not shop it like one. Of the 70 practices Dental.me tracks inside the 1.9-square-mile city, the two most common services on offer aren’t cleanings or fillings — they’re cosmetic dentistry and teeth whitening, each carried by 18 practices. Names on the roster include a “Dental Spa,” an “aesthetics” studio, and a self-described cosmetic dentist. This is a beauty-district dental economy, and it rewards buyers who know the difference between a veneer specialist and a family dentist who also whitens teeth.

That specialization is the single most useful fact about finding care here. It shapes the ratings, the pricing conversation, and even which practices list a website at all. Below is a data-first walk through the WeHo market — what the numbers actually say, which practices the reviews point to, and a decision process built for a city where the marketing gloss is thicker than almost anywhere in the country.

The shape of the market: high ceiling, uneven floor

Forty-five of the 70 practices carry enough Google reviews for us to rate them, and together they hold 3,065 reviews at a 4.65 average. That average is the number to interrogate. It is respectable, but it sits noticeably below the 4.8+ you’ll see in more homogenous suburban markets — and the reason is a genuinely split distribution rather than mediocrity across the board.

Break the 45 rated practices into rating bands and the split becomes obvious. Thirty-one of them — roughly two in three — are highly rated, sitting at 4.8 stars or higher. But ten practices land at 4.49 or below, and five of those fall under 4.0. There is very little middle. WeHo is not a city where every dentist is fine; it’s a city with a strong top tier and a real tail you want to avoid.

Practically, that means a five-star average alone isn’t the finish line here — the volume of reviews behind it matters. A practice with 40 reviews at 4.6 is a very different bet from one with 5 reviews at 5.0, and in a cosmetic market where studios chase perfect scores, that distinction protects your money.

There’s a second number worth sitting with. Spread 3,065 reviews across 45 rated practices and the city averages fewer than 70 reviews per office — modest for a market this visible. That’s a signature of a boutique economy: lots of small, high-touch studios rather than a few mega-practices absorbing the whole neighborhood’s business. It’s good news for personal attention, but it also means a single run of bad appointments can move a small studio’s score fast. Reading the most recent reviews, not just the headline star count, is more important in WeHo than in a city dominated by high-volume general offices where one bad week barely registers.

Where the reviews point

The practices with the most Google reviews highly in West Hollywood tell the market’s story in a single list — spas, cosmetic studios, and aesthetics-forward names dominate the top. Every practice below is a real, patient-reviewed listing on Dental.me:

• ME Dental Spa — 5.0 stars across 245 reviews, the most-reviewed of the perfect-score practices.
• Dr. Borzoo Ahmadi, DDS — Cosmetic Dentist — 5.0 stars, 244 reviews; the name says the specialty out loud.
• Mitra H. Bral, DDS — 4.9 stars, 192 reviews, the deepest review base of the group.
• me.losangeles aesthetics — 5.0 stars, 176 reviews.
• Genesis by Dr. Ben Reyhani — 5.0 stars, 154 reviews.
• Sunset Dental Studio — 5.0 stars, 123 reviews.

Notice what’s not at the top: a big-box family practice or a high-volume general dentist with thousands of reviews. Compare that to the wider West Hollywood dentist directory and the pattern holds — this is a boutique market, and the highest-rated names are small studios that have concentrated their reputations on a narrow set of aesthetic procedures.

What WeHo is good at — and what it’s thin on

Map the 70 practices by the services they advertise and the city’s priorities are unmistakable. Cosmetic dentistry and teeth whitening lead the field; dental implants are well represented; but everyday-need categories like emergency care and pediatric dentistry are surprisingly scarce.

If your priority is a smile makeover, you have your pick: start with the West Hollywood cosmetic dentists or the teeth-whitening providers, both 18 practices deep. Considering implants? Thirteen practices list dental implants, a solid field for a city this small. But families should note the thin bench — only five practices flag pediatric dentistry — and anyone worried about after-hours care should bookmark the five emergency dentists now, because you don’t want to be searching for one at 9pm. For braces and clear aligners, six practices each cover orthodontics and Invisalign.

The implant field deserves a second look, because it’s where cosmetic ambition meets real surgery. Thirteen practices offering implants in a city of 70 is a genuine strength, and it pairs naturally with the nine practices listing periodontal care and six listing endodontics — the specialties that support complex restorative work. If you’re weighing implants, treat it as a surgical decision first and an aesthetic one second: prioritize a provider with periodontal or surgical depth and a long, recent review history over a studio that lists implants alongside a spa menu. The good news is that in WeHo you rarely have to choose between the two.

A caveat on websites

Here’s a wrinkle that trips people up: only 39 of the 70 practices — about 56% — list a website. The directory records whether an address is on file and nothing about what a practice does elsewhere online, so a missing website is a gap in our data rather than a finding about the office. Don’t disqualify a highly-rated studio just because no site is listed; instead, judge it on review count and recency, and confirm the basics (hours, insurance, parking) by phone.

How to choose a dentist in West Hollywood

Because this market is cosmetic-heavy and split between a strong top tier and a weak tail, a generic “pick the nearest five-star office” approach can misfire. Use a sequence built for these specific conditions.

One extra note on cost: cosmetic work is almost never covered by dental insurance, so the sticker matters more here than in a routine-care market. Before you commit to veneers or a whitening package, it’s worth understanding the national ranges — our guide to dental costs lays out what these procedures typically run so you can tell a fair WeHo quote from an inflated one.

Looking just outside the city

West Hollywood is hemmed in by some of the densest dental real estate in the country, and crossing a border can widen your options in minutes. If the WeHo top tier is booked out — a real possibility for the marquee cosmetic names — the neighboring markets are worth a look. Beverly Hills is the obvious cosmetic peer next door; Hollywood and Los Angeles proper add enormous depth including the general and pediatric coverage WeHo runs thin on; and Century City and Studio City round out the immediate ring. All are within a short drive.

When you’re ready to compare specific offices side by side — ratings, review counts, specialties, and compiled details — the Dental.me West Hollywood directory is the place to do it. Every rating on this page is drawn from Google reviews, and you can read how we rank practices to understand exactly what the stars mean before you book.

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