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West LA Implants

Oral surgeon
4.9 (184 reviews) Updated Mar 30, 2026
12301 Wilshire Blvd #205 Los Angeles, CA 90025

About West LA Implants

Oral surgery offices in West LA aren’t exactly sparse, but finding one right along Wilshire Boulevard makes logistics simpler for anyone navigating the area. The stretch near 12301 Wilshire Blvd #205 puts it within easy reach of Brentwood and Santa Monica, which helps when you’re coordinating follow-ups or pre-op consultations. Procedures like dental implants, bone grafting, and wisdom tooth removal often require multiple visits, so proximity to major routes cuts down on the back-and-forth hassle. Parking in this corridor can be hit-or-miss, but the trade-off is the central location if you’re coming from elsewhere in the city.

Specialized practices handle more than just extractions—they’re where you go for reconstructive work or preparing for prosthetics. That might mean sinus lifts for upper-jaw implants, treating jawbone deterioration, or addressing complications from previous dental work. Some patients arrive after years of avoiding the issue; others need immediate solutions for trauma or infection. Either way, oral surgeons operate at the intersection of medical and dental care, which explains why their scope leans heavier on surgical precision than a general dentist’s office.

If you’ve been referred for something beyond a standard filling or crown, chances are you’ll end up at a place equipped for sedation options and advanced imaging. That’s the difference between a routine dental visit and a practice set up for surgical interventions—things like IV sedation, 3D scans for implant placement, or managing nerve damage risks. The phone line, (310) 481-0111, connects directly to the office for questions about procedures or insurance coordination, which is worth a call before assuming what’s covered.

First-time visitors might want to map the route ahead of time—Wilshire’s traffic patterns shift unpredictably, especially around midday. The building’s entrance is on the second floor, so factor that in if mobility’s a concern. And honestly, if you’re dealing with oral surgery, the last thing you’ll want is to circle the block looking for the right doorway.

This listing was last updated on March 30, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating
Service options
Onsite services
Language assistance
Amenities
Restroom
Planning
Appointment required
Appointments recommended
Payments
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Parking
On-site parking
Paid parking garage
Paid parking lot
Paid street parking