Dr. Nadia Ata grew up in Rochester, NY, as well as briefly living in Minnesota and Virginia. After high school, she attended East Carolina University, earning her degree in Public Health Studies. Dr. Nadia graduated dental school in Charleston, South Carolina at the Medical University of South Carolina earning her Doctor or Dental Medicine degree. She was President of Psi Omega dental fraternity and volunteered at a community dental clinic on John’s Island, SC, which offered free emergency services to the local community.
Dr. Nadia moved on to attend a residency at East Carolina University, School of Dental Medicine where she earned her certificate in Advanced Education in General Dentistry. She went on to practice in Suffolk, VA for 3 years before moving to sunny California.Outside of the office, Dr. Nadia likes to walk on the beach and spend time with her fiancée Chris, friends and family. She is also a football and hockey fan, rooting for her favorite teams the Buffalo Bills and Washington Capitals! She is always up for trying new restaurants and experiences in Los Angeles. Dr. Nadia is thrilled to be a part of the Toothopia team and is happy to serve the Los Angeles community!
For most people, getting a cavity filled does not hurt. Local anesthesia numbs the tooth before any drilling starts, so what you notice is pressure, vibration and cool air rather than pain. The injection is a short sting that passes in seconds. Mild soreness afterward...
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As a practicing dentist, one of the most common questions I hear after a restoration is, “Why is my tooth still sensitive?” If you’re experiencing tooth sensitivity after filling, you’re not alone. In most cases, this sensitivity lasts anywhere from a few days up to...
If you are wondering how to kill the tooth pain nerve in 3 seconds permanently, the truth is clear. No, you cannot permanently destroy the tooth pain nerve in 3 seconds. Temporary solutions such as numbing gels, cold compresses, or over-the-counter painkillers may...
Teeth whitening pens have become a popular option for people seeking a quick and convenient way to brighten their smiles. Compact and easy to use, these pens promise on-the-go whitening without the need for lengthy treatments or expensive dental visits.
Zoom Teeth Whitening offers a clinically proven, in-office solution that removes deep stains and dramatically lightens teeth in just one session.
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Worn teeth can silently damage your smile and dental health over time, affecting both how you look and how you chew. Understanding effective worn teeth treatment options is crucial to stopping further damage and restoring your teeth’s strength and appearance.
When you get a dental bridge, it’s meant to restore both the function and appearance of your smile. However, like all dental work, bridges can face issues over time—one of the most concerning being a cavity under a bridge.
Tooth sensitivity can make even the simplest tasks, like enjoying a hot cup of coffee or biting into a cold treat, feel like a challenge. Many people experience sudden, sharp pain in their teeth, and you’re certainly not alone in dealing with this discomfort. Millions of people suffer from tooth sensitivity, and the good news is that there are several ways to manage and treat it.
If you’ve recently had a cavity filling and noticed that your bite feels a little off, you’re not alone. An uneven bite after a cavity filling can be more common than you might think, and it can cause discomfort or even lead to further dental problems if not addressed.
Are you hesitant about getting cavity treatment due to the fear of anesthesia? You’re not alone. While traditional cavity removal often involves numbing agents, many people are now exploring cavity removal without anesthetics as a viable option. In this blog, we’ll...
