Dr. Atassi reviewing a three-dimensional scan
Comprehensive Dentistry

The Whole Mouth, Planned Together.

When several teeth, the bite, old dental work, or jaw function are involved, treating one tooth at a time can miss the larger problem. Dr. Atassi looks at how the pieces connect and builds one treatment plan around the whole mouth.

Dr. Atassi reviewing an implant plan on screen with a colleague looking on
Comprehensive  Care

More Than a Single Tooth.

The condition of one tooth can be affected by the teeth around it, the way the bite comes together, wear, previous dental work, or problems with the jaw. Comprehensive dentistry looks at those relationships before deciding what should be restored.
Dr. Atassi under loupes, working on a patient
Restorative  Dentistry

Save More of the Tooth When You Can.

Dr. Atassi uses bonded and biomimetic techniques when appropriate so damaged teeth can sometimes be restored without covering the entire tooth with a crown. The choice depends on how much healthy structure remains and what the tooth needs to function.

Dr. Atassi at the scan screen
Function

How the Teeth Come Together Matters.

Bite problems can contribute to wear, broken dental work, muscle discomfort, and stress on the teeth. When the bite or jaw is part of the problem, it becomes part of the diagnosis and treatment plan.
Dr. Atassi at work under loupes
One  Tooth

One Tooth Still Belongs to the Whole Mouth.

A crown, onlay, implant, root canal, or other single-tooth treatment can still be planned in the context of the rest of the mouth. The goal is to solve the immediate problem without losing sight of what is happening around it.
Training

Built on Aesthetic, Restorative, and Functional Dentistry.

Dr. Atassi’s training includes advanced aesthetic and restorative dentistry at UCLA, treatment planning through the Kois Center, implant training through gIDE, and continuing education in biomimetic and minimally invasive dentistry.

UCLA School of DentistryKois CenterMagne EducationSpear EducationgIDE InstituteAmerican Dental AssociationAcademy of General DentistryChicago Dental Society
The CBCT scanner room
Full-Mouth  Rehabilitation

When the Whole Mouth Needs a Plan.

For patients with extensive wear, broken teeth, failing older dentistry, or larger bite and restorative problems, treatment can be planned as one full-mouth rehabilitation.
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Reviews

“Dr Atassi believed that fixing my bite was essential to my pain relief and he was right”

“I scheduled a consultation with Dr Atassi and he determined that the problem was an ill fitting crown and recommended a solution for the missing tooth. … After years of pain, I am pain free and couldn’t be more grateful.”

Antonette ConsalviGoogle Review

“I trust Dr. Atassi completely”

“Today he repaired an implant I had done a long time ago by a different dentist. I was very nervous when my tooth came out, but in 30 minutes he had my tooth replaced painlessly. … I am impressed with his knowledge and ability to perform treatments that are not necessarily common.”

catherine neuhalfenGoogle Review

“Dr. Rohi Atassi saved my teeth successfully”

“The another dental group told me that I couldn’t save my teeth anymore, I need to do the dental implant. What shocked me is, Dr. Rohi Atassi saved my teeth successfully!!”

Xinyi LiuGoogle Review
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