Hogan Eva DDS

Specialized gum care isn’t always top of mind—until it is. Periodontists handle what general dentists often don’t: the intricate work of treating gum disease, placing dental implants, and addressing the bone structures that anchor teeth. These aren’t routine cleanings or fillings but precise, often surgical procedures that require years of additional training beyond dental school. When issues like persistent gum inflammation or loose teeth arise, a periodontist’s expertise becomes essential.

The 15th Street Professional Building in Santa Monica houses one such practice at 1304 15th St UNIT 311, a stretch of the city where medical offices share sidewalks with the hum of Wilshire Boulevard just blocks away. This isn’t a corner storefront with foot traffic but a suite tucked above the street level, where the focus narrows to gum health and implantology. Santa Monica’s mix of residents—from lifelong Angelenos to transient professionals—means demand for specialized care remains steady, even in a city dense with dental options.

Patient feedback, while limited, reflects consistency: two reviews on Google average a perfect 5.0 rating, a data point that suggests satisfaction but leaves room for broader input. Unlike general dentistry, where word-of-mouth spreads quickly, periodontics often relies on referrals from other dentists or the quiet urgency of a problem that can’t be ignored. Procedures here might include gum grafts, pocket reduction surgery, or the meticulous planning of implants—work that rarely gets the same casual chatter as a teeth-whitening session.

Questions about treatment or scheduling can be directed to (310) 966-9444, and the office’s location is pinpointed on a map for those navigating Santa Monica’s grid. The practice doesn’t advertise walk-ins or same-day fixes; this is the kind of care that starts with a consultation and unfolds in deliberate steps.