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Locality: Glendale, California

Phone: +1 818-244-2181



Address: 332 E Glenoaks Bl #100 91207 Glendale, CA, US

Website: www.dredithgevorgian.com

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Edith Gevorgian, DDS 14.04.2021

Beautiful flower and kind words. Love it! Thank you for brightening my day.

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 08.11.2020

Pre-quarantine meeting! @ SLS Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Beverly Hills

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 05.11.2020

We are available for emergencies! All covered up as usual Missed seeing our patients and staff

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 29.10.2020

Ready for the new BLX implants ! Thank you Melissa and Danny for setting it up #straumannimplants #straumannlosangeles

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 17.10.2020

Beautiful flower and kind words. Love it! Thank you for brightening my day.

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 29.09.2020

My amazing staff having fun

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 16.09.2020

Happy Veteran’s Day to those that have chosen to protect this great nation. Thank you today and everyday!

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 05.09.2020

Thank you Dr Nadim Baba for an informative lecture on Restoring Edentulous Patients with Hybrid Solutions.

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 27.08.2020

Happy Labor Day

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 24.08.2020

Gum disease affects fifty percent of adults over the age of 30! Protect yourself by brushing and flossing regularly.

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 21.08.2020

Did you know it is possible to reverse gum disease? Check out our website for more tips to keep your gums healthy.

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 10.08.2020

The best way to prevent periodontal disease is to take good care of your teeth and gums at home. This includes brushing your teeth after every meal and before bedtime, flossing at least once each day!

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 30.07.2020

The connection between gum disease and heart disease is a very hot topic in the field of periodontics right now! Several research studies have indicated that heart disease and gum disease may be linked, and researchers suspect that inflammation may be the basis behind this relationship.

Edith Gevorgian, DDS 13.07.2020

What are the consequences of missing teeth? First, missing teeth will affect the aesthetics of your face. Additionally, missing teeth will make it more difficult to chew your food properly and may even change the way you speak. Finally, losing even one tooth may have emotional consequences.