Dentists in Westlake Village, CA: Local Guide

Quick answer: Westlake Village, CA has 75 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 44 are rated on Google, averaging 4.76★ across 5,356 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Eben and Hakimi Dental Inc, Westlake Dental Associates: Dr. Scott Lundy DDS, Westlake Smile Design. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Most cities we profile are a numbers game: hundreds of practices, a wide spread of quality, and a shopper’s job of separating the excellent from the ordinary. Westlake Village is the opposite. Just 75 dental practices serve this affluent stretch of the Conejo Valley — small enough to know cover to cover, and unusually, almost all of it is good.

The 44 practices we have collected Google ratings for average 4.76 stars, the highest of any city in this batch, built on 5,356 published reviews. When four out of every five rated offices sit at 4.8 or above, the question stops being “who can I trust?” and becomes “which excellent office fits me best?” That single fact should reshape how you shop for a dentist here. In a big, uneven market you screen out weak links. In Westlake Village you compare strong options on the margins — chairside manner, cosmetic artistry, scheduling, and which specialties actually have depth locally.

Whatever sits behind it, the shape of the field is what the data actually shows: fewer offices than a city of comparable population, with the rated ones clustered near the top of the scale. Dental.me has no data on why the distribution looks this way, and a high local average does not screen for care quality on your behalf — it tells you the public review record here is uniformly strong, which means it separates very little. The blind spots covered below are worth knowing before you commit.

One number that surprises people: of the 75 practices, only 37 — just under half — maintain a working website. In an area this prosperous you might expect near-universal web presence, and the gap is a reminder that a strong practice and a strong web presence are not the same thing. Some of the town’s solo dentists list little more than a phone number online, which is exactly why a directory that captures ratings regardless of marketing polish is the more reliable place to start your search.

The rating picture: a top-heavy field

Read the distribution and the character of this market jumps out. Of the 44 rated practices, 35 earn 4.8 stars or higher — the elite band. Only three land in the 4.5–4.79 range, four sit between 4.0 and 4.49, and just two fall below 4.0. There is almost no mediocre middle here, which is exactly what you would expect from a compact, high-expectation community where a weak office does not last long.

For you, that compresses risk. A 4.6-star office — a genuinely strong result in most American cities — is merely middle-of-the-pack in Westlake Village. Hold the bar high; the local supply lets you. It also means the handful of practices below 4.5 stand out sharply against their peers, so it is worth reading their recent reviews closely before ruling anything in or out. In a market this consistent, an outlier score is a signal, not noise.

The offices with the most Google reviews

Reputation here is not evenly distributed. One practice towers over the review counts: Eben and Hakimi Dental Inc carries 1,516 reviews at 4.9 stars — more than a quarter of the entire city’s published review volume gathered under one roof. That kind of depth is rare in a town this size and nothing else in town comes close to it on volume.

Behind it sits a cluster of near-perfect boutique practices. Westlake Dental Associates (Dr. Scott Lundy DDS) holds a flawless 5.0 across 516 reviews, and two design-forward cosmetic offices — Westlake Smile Design (4.9, 302 reviews) and Westlake Smile Studio: Mimi Theerathada, DMD (5.0, 299 reviews) — round out the front of the pack. Two solo practitioners, Katherine Tsap (5.0, 248 reviews) and Steven C. Greenman, D.D.S. (5.0, 242 reviews), prove the small-office model still thrives here.

A word on how to read those numbers together. A perfect 5.0 across 250 reviews and a 4.9 across 1,500 reviews are both excellent, but they tell you different things: the larger sample is battle-tested across far more patients and edge cases, while the smaller flawless score often signals a tightly run solo or two-chair office with a devoted following. Neither is “better” in the abstract — match the profile to what you want from a dentist. See the full ranked field on the Westlake Village directory.

Specialty depth — and where it runs thin

Small markets buy their quality at the cost of breadth, and Westlake Village is a textbook case. Cosmetic care is the local strength: 18 offices offer cosmetic dentistry and another 18 offer teeth whitening, reflecting the town’s demand for aesthetic work. Restorative depth is solid too, with 19 practices doing dental implants and a healthy bench of prosthodontists and denture providers.

The gaps matter as much as the strengths. Our data surfaces no listed pediatric dentists, endodontists, or oral surgeons practicing inside Westlake Village itself, and only a handful of emergency and orthodontic options. A community this affluent is not short on children or root canals — those services simply cluster in the larger neighboring towns. If you need a kids’ dentist, a specialist root canal, or wisdom-tooth surgery, plan to cross the city line rather than assume local coverage.

How to choose when nearly everyone is good

When the floor is this high, the usual advice — “avoid the low-rated ones” — barely helps. Sort on fit instead.

Start with the service you actually need, because breadth is the constraint here, not quality. Then read review volume and score together rather than chasing the single highest number. Verify insurance and out-of-pocket expectations before your first visit — our national guide to dental costs explains what typical procedures run and how to read a treatment estimate. Finally, use a first consult or cleaning as an audition; in a market where almost every office is technically excellent, the deciding factor is usually how a place communicates and schedules.

Insurance deserves a specific note in an affluent market. A meaningful share of the top cosmetic and boutique practices here operate as fee-for-service or out-of-network offices, which can produce a beautiful result at a higher price than a general in-network dentist. That is not a mark against them — it is a trade-off. Before you book, ask directly whether the office is in-network for your plan, whether they file claims on your behalf, and what a new-patient exam, X-rays, and cleaning will cost out of pocket. Two 5.0-star offices can differ by hundreds of dollars on the same routine visit, and in Westlake Village the price spread is wider than the quality spread.

When to cross the city line

Westlake Village sits at the heart of a dense cluster of Conejo Valley communities, and for the specialties that run thin locally the answer is often one town over. Thousand Oaks is the largest neighbor and the natural first stop for pediatric care, oral surgery, or endodontics. Agoura Hills and Agoura sit just east, Oak Park to the northeast, and Newbury Park and Lake Sherwood round out the immediate area — all within a short drive and each with its own directory of rated practices.

For most routine and cosmetic care, though, you will not need to leave. Browse the full ranked list of rated offices on the Westlake Village dentist directory, and if you want to understand how we score and order every practice, read how we rank dentists.

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