Dr. Hossein Javid, known as Dr. J, is a highly skilled and compassionate dentist dedicated to creating healthy, beautiful smiles. A USC graduate (DDS, 2001), he is a Premier Provider for Invisalign, CEREC-certified, and an expert in implants, BOTOX therapy, veneers, and cosmetic bonding. As a faculty member at Spears Education, he stays at the forefront of advanced dental technology. Trusted by both peers and high-profile professionals, Dr. J is known for his expertise, warmth, and attention to detail. His patient-centered approach ensures the highest level of care, comfort, and long-term oral health. Beyond dentistry, he has volunteered weekly as a life coach since 2002, committed to helping others thrive. In his free time, he enjoys Broadway, martial arts, traveling, and exploring new coffee and cuisine.
Looking to improve your denture care habits? Maintaining proper denture hygiene is essential for your oral health and overall well-being. In this guide, we’ll share key tips for keeping your dentures in great condition, ensuring your mouth stays comfortable. Read on...
Dentures have long been a reliable solution for people dealing with tooth loss. Advances in dentistry have introduced a variety of denture options to suit different needs, preferences, and budgets. In this guide, we’ll explore the different types of dentures...
The difference between a dentist and an oral surgeon comes down to training and the kind of care each one provides. A general dentist manages routine and preventive treatment such as cleanings, fillings, and crowns, while an oral surgeon handles complex surgery of the...
Congratulations on your new dental implant! While the hard part, the surgery, is over, proper post-surgery care is crucial to ensure a smooth recovery and long-term success. In this blog, we’ll cover everything you need to know about caring for your dental implant...
When it comes to specialized dental care, choosing the right professional can feel overwhelming. Two experts in the dental field, oral surgeons and prosthodontists, play distinct roles in restoring and maintaining your oral health. This blog dives into the unique...
Dental crowns are a common solution for protecting damaged or weakened teeth, but they aren't the only option. If you’re looking for alternatives to dental crowns, whether for aesthetic reasons or to avoid more invasive treatments, there are other solutions that can...
Full mouth dental implants offer a life-changing solution for those who have lost multiple teeth, restoring both function and aesthetics with a natural look and feel. A common question among patients is: how long do these implants last? The good news is that with...
When it comes to restoring your smile and improving dental function, both dentures and crowns can be excellent choices. However, the right one depends on your specific dental needs, budget, and lifestyle. Understanding the advantages and limitations of both treatments...
Yes, many people can see their epiglottis, and it is usually normal. A pale, smooth flap rising behind the tongue when you open wide or stick your tongue out is most often a high-rising epiglottis, a harmless anatomical variant seen in about 1.18% of adults in one...
The Temporomandibular Joint Disorder is common in middle-aged women (20 to 40 years) than men. The TMD cause is unknown, but several factors such as injury and arthritis. The TMJ is found in both cheeks, and it helps us move the lower jaw when chewing, yawning, and...
A high filling won't fix itself. Filling material wears far too slowly to level out a high spot in days or weeks, so if your bite still feels off 2 to 3 days after the numbness wears off, the filling needs a quick adjustment. Waiting longer keeps the tooth overloaded,...
TMJ disorder (Temporomandibular Joint disorder) is a common condition that affects jaw movement and often causes jaw pain, headaches, neck discomfort, and clicking sounds during chewing or speaking. In most cases, TMJ relief can be achieved through a combination of...
