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Long Beach Family Dental

Poly High area family dentistry on LB Blvd

(562) 218-6575Updated Jul 23, 2026

About Long Beach Family Dental

Long Beach Family Dental on Long Beach Boulevard in the Poly High area is a general-dentistry practice serving the central Long Beach residential corridor that runs through the Poly High and Wrigley neighborhoods. The office handles routine and restorative care for households on a long-term recall basis — cleanings, exams, fillings, crowns, root canals, basic extractions, and gum care. The clinic is set up around long-term family-dental relationships rather than transactional one-off visits.

Patients searching for a general dentist near them in Long Beach, a dentist for the whole family in Long Beach, or a preventive and restorative dentist in Long Beach can find a complete generalist program here, with cleanings, tooth-colored fillings, crowns, bridges, and root canal therapy all handled at the same office. The practice runs preventive cleanings and exams for kids on the same family-friendly schedule as adult appointments.

If you live near Poly High, in the Wrigley neighborhoods, or in the central Long Beach residential corridor along Long Beach Boulevard, this is a sensible central-LB starting point for the household.

Pricing here lands in the standard range for an established central Long Beach general practice — most major insurance plans are accepted and treatment estimates are presented up front, so patients aren't left guessing what their visit will cost. For central Long Beach families weighing where to anchor their long-term dental care, this practice belongs on the shortlist alongside other established Long Beach Boulevard generalists serving long-term local households. Office hours typically include early-morning and end-of-day appointment slots, and emergency visits for established patients are typically fit in same-week rather than referred to separate urgent-care offices across the broader metro. New patients can usually be fit into a first-cleaning visit within a couple of weeks rather than long backlogs, and the office is set up for direct insurance billing rather than reimbursement-only paperwork. New-patient intake typically fits into a first-cleaning slot within a couple of weeks, and the office handles coordinated household scheduling so multiple family members can stack their visits on the same trip rather than scattering across the week.

Long Beach Family Dental on Long Beach Boulevard in the Poly High area provides general and family dental care — cleanings, fillings, crowns, and routine restorative work — for central Long Beach households.

Clinic Details

Best Known For

Cosmetic Dentistry, Root Canal Treatment, Dental Crowns, Dental Bridges, Emergency Dental Care

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Long Beach Family Dental located?
Long Beach Family Dental is a dental practice in Long Beach, California (ZIP 90806).
What services does Long Beach Family Dental offer?
Long Beach Family Dental offers Cosmetic Dentistry, Root Canal Treatment, Dental Crowns, Dental Bridges, Emergency Dental Care, alongside routine general dentistry — checkups, cleanings, and fillings.
Does the practice treat children and adults?
Yes. Children and adults are both cared for, which makes it practical as a regular family dental home.
Can the practice handle dental emergencies?
Yes. Urgent issues — sudden pain, a cracked tooth, a lost crown — are handled through the practice's emergency dental care.
How do I book an appointment at Long Beach Family Dental?
Reach Long Beach Family Dental through this page to send a question or request a checkup or treatment appointment.

Location

Services Offered

Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry at Long Beach Family Dental improves the appearance of a smile through treatments such as whitening and veneers, planned around each patient's goals.

Root Canal Treatment

Root canal treatment removes infected tissue from inside a tooth, relieving pain and saving a tooth that might otherwise need extraction.

Dental Crowns

A dental crown caps a tooth that is cracked, heavily decayed, or weakened, restoring its shape, strength, and everyday function.

Dental Bridges

A dental bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth, restoring the bite and keeping neighboring teeth from shifting.

Emergency Dentistry

Emergency dental care addresses urgent problems such as a severe toothache, a broken tooth, or a lost filling, with prompt attention to relieve pain.

Other services

General DentistryFamily Dental CareDental CleaningDental FillingsTooth Decay TreatmentExtractionsGum Disease TreatmentAffordable Dental CareTeeth Whitening

Reviews

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M***6 months ago

Friendly, informative and professional.

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J***1 year ago

Long Beach Family Dental was my introduction to dental care as a child (around the years 2004-2008), and unfortunately, to dental trauma. Instead of comfort or kindness, I was threatened. That was just the beginning. The emotional impact was compounded by the fact that my mother (who was already abusive) used these appointments to berate and punish me. The dentist at the time, an Asian man, only egged her on with each condescending report. I was shamed for every cavity (yes, just cavities, like most kids get when they’re young), hit for every procedure she had to pay for, and even told my slightly yellowed teeth were from drinking chocolate milk. (??? What a reach.) This office did nothing to intervene. If anything, they reinforced the blame. A provider once told her that my braces were necessary, and instead of offering guidance or sensitivity, it became another reason for her to yell at me and accuse me of being “too expensive.” I now understand that my fear of the dentist was not irrational - it was a learned trauma response. I don’t flinch at anesthesia now, as an adult, not because of any sort of ”bravery” but because I’d been conditioned to endure far worse without complaint here. Even now, after seeing a new and far more compassionate dentist, I still get nervous walking through the doors. That’s what this office taught me: that pain was to be endured, not treated; that fear was a child’s fault, not the adult’s responsibility. This place isn’t just old-school - it’s shockingly inhumane. If you’re a parent thinking of bringing your child here, don’t. You genuinely might be better off going anywhere else. And if you’re part of the staff reading this: you may forget the kids you mistreat. But we never forget you.

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t***1 year ago

Wish I could give zero stars! Filled out paperwork on line prior to my appointment and arrived 15 minutes early. It is a very clean office, however they suck at communication. Had a 10am appointment and sat there until I left frustrated at 10:30. When coming back from using the restroom, there was a guy who barely came in and signed in and was seen almost right away. There aren't that many people in the lobby waiting, no one at the front desk bothered to check or let me know about the appointment running a little late. Only after i drove away did I get a call that they were ready, by that time im halfway home and would rather just look for another dentist.

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E***1 year ago

Came here for an emergency tooth extraction, and I have always been a bit squeamish at the dentist growing up. They are very friendly, straight to the point (no bs, which is part of why I’ve had such bad experiences in the past), and extremely patient. They take my Medi-cal and also filled a cavity while I was there, and I was a walk in and out in less than an hour. Highly recommend if you want great work paired with exceptional practices and attitude!

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R***1 year ago

For me to give a dentist that many stars he's gotta be good. I hate dentist & I've had many mess up one left a file way up in my tooth dam near my jaw bone and put a crown on my tooth and said I would have no more pain. I told them just pull the tooth out they talked me into getting a root canal I never should have listened. But this dentist is good. I trust he's did a root canal and it was so much easier. My grandson goes to this dentist and he likes this dentist.

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