Beverly Hills BioDental

Patients rate Beverly Hills BioDental 4.9 stars across 50 public Google reviews, and the strength they mention most is easing dental anxiety. The ranked neighborhood list on this site shows how that compares to nearby offices.

No single complaint repeats often enough in recent public reviews to call a pattern. As always, confirm pricing and insurance in writing before treatment so the paperwork matches the conversation.

In recent public Google reviews, patients describe crowns at Beverly Hills BioDental. Reviews describe individual experiences rather than a service menu, so confirm availability and current pricing with the office directly before booking a specific procedure.

One of the 5 recent Google reviews we read mentions Dr. Grigory Vershinin by name, and it is positive. Patients single out skill and thoroughness. If you want to be seen by Dr. Grigory Vershinin specifically, ask for them when you book.

Three of the 5 recent Google reviews we read mention Dr. Grace Goar Vershinina by name, and all of them are positive. Patients single out a gentle touch, skill and thoroughness and a kind chairside manner. If you want to be seen by Dr. Grace Goar Vershinina specifically, ask for them when you book.

Two of the 5 recent Google reviews we read come from people who describe dental anxiety, and each of them left a positive review. Several say the numbing worked and nothing hurt. Tell the office you are anxious when you book, since most practices can slow the pace or discuss sedation options.

One of the 5 recent Google reviews we read describes urgent visits such as pain, a broken tooth or a same day appointment. Call as early in the day as you can and describe the problem, since emergency slots are usually limited.

Beverly Hills BioDental is at 416 N Bedford Dr #103, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. Use the map on this page for directions, and check parking or validation with the office when you book.

Listed hours are Monday to Thursday 9:30 am to 5 pm, closed Friday to Sunday. Hours can change around holidays, so call ahead before visiting.

Yes. The practice's public profile lists wheelchair-accessible features: has wheelchair-accessible car park, has wheelchair-accessible entrance, has wheelchair-accessible seating, has wheelchair-accessible toilet.

On record: general dentistry (typically $95 to $350 in Los Angeles), dental crowns (typically $1,200 to $2,500 in Los Angeles). Actual fees depend on your case and coverage, so ask the office for a written estimate after an exam.