Apollonia Dental

General dentistry covers everything from routine cleanings to fillings, and in Long Beach, Apollonia Dental handles both along with crowns, bridges, and basic extractions. The practice sits on the second floor of a building at 4028 Long Beach Blvd #203, a stretch of the boulevard where professional offices blend with the neighborhood’s mix of apartment complexes and small storefronts. Unlike specialty clinics that refer out for simpler procedures, this office keeps preventative care and restorative work under one roof—no surprise that patients leave reviews mentioning consistency in their treatment plans.

Google’s current snapshot shows 4.4 stars drawn from 63 reviews, a rating that suggests steady reliability rather than flashy gimmicks. The feedback skews toward practical concerns: wait times, clarity in explaining procedures, and how smoothly insurance paperwork gets processed. For a city where dental chains dominate, an independent practice here offers an alternative without requiring a drive to downtown or the more congested parts of Signal Hill.

Questions about coverage or scheduling can go directly to (562) 595-4123, though the front desk reportedly prefers calls during weekday business hours. If you’re mapping the route for the first time, the entrance is on the building’s south side—check the directions here to avoid circling the block. Long Beach locals know this part of the boulevard gets busy by mid-morning, so timing matters as much as the appointment itself.