Sadeghi Reza DDS

Hawthorne’s stretch of West El Segundo Boulevard blends quiet residential pockets with low-key commercial strips, the kind of area where a dental practice fits right into the daily rhythm. Sadeghi Reza DDS operates here, offering general and specialty care without the frills of a high-end clinic. The focus is on routine and corrective treatments—think cleanings, fillings, crowns, and the occasional bridgework—alongside basic cosmetic options like whitening. It’s the sort of place where appointments likely revolve around practical needs rather than luxury add-ons.

The office sits at 4277 W El Segundo Blvd, a few blocks from the intersection with Prairie Avenue, where the street’s mix of auto shops and small eateries gives way to more professional storefronts. Parking in this corridor tends to follow the usual Hawthorne rules: street spots fill up by mid-morning, but side streets often have openings. Inside, the practice handles everything from pediatric checkups to adult root canals, though you’d need to call for specifics on procedures like implants or Invisalign. Some dentists in the area refer out for oral surgery, but that’s not something the listing clarifies.

Dental offices rarely advertise their approach, but the absence of flashy branding here suggests a no-nonsense style. If you’re coordinating insurance or need to ask about payment plans, the front desk is the obvious first stop. Questions about availability or pre-treatment consultations can go straight to the practice at (310) 970-0900. Unlike chain clinics, independent offices like this one often set their own policies on same-day emergencies, so it’s worth a quick call if you’re dealing with sudden pain or a broken tooth.

First-time visitors might want to scope out the route ahead of time, especially if arriving during rush hour when El Segundo Boulevard gets congested near the 405. For the most reliable directions, pull up the map and check the traffic layer. The entrance is on the north side of the street, just east of the car wash—easy to miss if you’re not watching for the sign.