Kool Dentistry

212 N Glendale Ave #101, Glendale, CA 91206
Open
Closes at 6:00pm
SundayClosed
Monday9:00am - 6:00pm
Tuesday9:00am - 6:00pm
Wednesday9:00am - 6:00pm
Thursday9:00am - 6:00pm
Friday9:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday9:00am - 6:00pm
KOOL Dentistry - Periodontist in Glendale, CA

Dr. Karapetian grew up in Armenia, and completed his undergraduate and dental studies in Yerevan in 1992. He continued with advanced training in Moscow, Russia and Alizey, Germany, studying advanced dental restoration techniques, before emigrating to the United States.

Determined to be a leader in the field of dental reconstruction, Dr. Karapetian continued his dental studies, obtaining a degree from University of the Pacific, and attending advanced courses at the prestigious Duggan Study Institute and the Nobel Biocare Dental Implant Training Institute.

Acting as a general dentist but specializing in endodontics, dental implants and periodontal treatment, Dr. Karapetian is also a member of the UCLA Gum Disease Study Group and the San Pedro Periodontal and Implant Study Club.

Dr. Karapetianss goal is to develop a lasting relationship with each patient and the families he treats. Trust and confidence is the key to his success. He is passionate about giving his patients the best care every time he sees them. In Dr. Karapetians quest to offer the highest degree of comfort to his patients, he has been highly trained to treat patients with dental phobias. One of his top priorities has been to remain at the forefront of current dentistry and he does so by attending various advanced training courses throughout the year.

Dr. Oganes Karapetian is a highly enthusiastic and personable dentist, and holds a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree. As a general dentist, he specializes in treating comprehensive restorative cases, Invisalign Orthodontics, Implant dentistry, and challenging cosmetic and surgical cases with an unparalleled degree of attention, care, and comfort for all of his patients.

KOOL Dentistry - Periodontist in Glendale, CA

Dr. Oganesian has graduated from Yerevan Medical State University in 1992. Then she continued work as dentist in Moscow, Russia in 2002. She moved to United States abd received her DDS license from University of Southern California.

Dr. Oganesian creates beautiful smiles using the latest advancements in dental technology. She is continually participating in advanced training of specialty fields focused on family dentistry. She also attends rondeau dental seminars on annual basis. Dr. Oganesian has two sons, and she spends her free time with her family and friends.

Hello, my name is Dr. Loussine Oganesian. Our friendly, caring staff is dedicated to giving you quality care at an affordable price. We listen to your needs and explain your options clearly. We are committed to preventative care and making each patient visit a pleasant experience. Its easier than you think to achieve a beautiful smile and a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums, if you are willing to take it one step at a time.No matter what condition your teeth are in, right now is the best time to begin. An exam, x-rays, and pictures of your mouth can tell us everything we need to know to come up with a step-by-step plan.

As a general dentist, Dr. Oganesian maintains memberships with the following professional organizations, as she continues to expand her knowledge: Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry American Dental Association California Dental Association

Our goal is to exceed patient expectations and be at the leading edge of the dental arena while providing modern, state of the art dental care in a warm, relaxed environment. Whether you have been recommended by a friend, colleague, or another dentist, we hope that you will give us the opportunity to offer both you and your family, dental care of the very highest standard.

Our patients will be highly satisfied with their personalized care. Our patients continue as part of our practice family. Our patients will enjoy oral health and beautiful smiles for a lifetime. Our patients will feel a desire to refer their friends and family. Our patients will uphold their scheduling and financial commitments. We pledge and guarantee that we will always give you our best. you deserve it!

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