Carolyn J Doherty DDS is committed to providing passionate dental care for you and your family. You can expect to receive the best dental care from the minute you step foot into our office and are greeted by our warm, friendly staff. We are committed to providing individualized care for each patient, as we understand every patient requires different needs.
Please feel free to call to our office at 310-373-7743 if you have any questions about our dentist, our staff, or the services we offer. Thank you for showing interest in Carolyn J Doherty DDS for all of your dental needs! Originally from a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Doherty moved to the Bay Area after receiving her B.S. in Microbiology at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.
She attended the University of California at San Francisco School of Dentistry, graduating in 1987 and has been practicing General Dentistry in Torrance ever since.
Please feel free to call to our office at 310-373-7743 if you have any questions about our dentist, our staff, or the services we offer. Thank you for showing interest in Carolyn J Doherty DDS for all of your dental needs! Originally from a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts, Dr. Doherty moved to the Bay Area after receiving her B.S. in Microbiology at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.
She attended the University of California at San Francisco School of Dentistry, graduating in 1987 and has been practicing General Dentistry in Torrance ever since.
Services
At Carolyn J Doherty DDS, we value expertise, innovation, and results.
That's why our staff is committed to serving each and every patient with respect, attentive care, and premier dental care.
Our practice provides general dentistry procedures including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a multitude of conditions and diseases that can affect your teeth, gums, and oral health.
The mouth is one of the most important parts of your body.
The mouth is a gateway to the health of the rest of our body.
That's why our staff is committed to serving each and every patient with respect, attentive care, and premier dental care.
Our practice provides general dentistry procedures including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a multitude of conditions and diseases that can affect your teeth, gums, and oral health.
The mouth is one of the most important parts of your body.
The mouth is a gateway to the health of the rest of our body.
Our practice provides general dentistry procedures including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide variety of conditions and diseases that affect your teeth and gums.
At Carolyn J Doherty DDS, we are committed to ensuring your oral health is in excellent condition.
We make this possible through a variety of different procedures that comprehensively aim to improve or enhance your mouth's well-being.
At Carolyn J Doherty DDS, we work with each and every patient to establish a customized dental hygiene plan that incorporates dental exams, x-rays, thorough teeth cleanings, tooth scaling and deep cleaning (if necessary), as well as the use of other diagnostic equipment to prevent and treat conditions that affect your oral health.
At Carolyn J Doherty DDS, we are committed to ensuring your oral health is in excellent condition.
We make this possible through a variety of different procedures that comprehensively aim to improve or enhance your mouth's well-being.
At Carolyn J Doherty DDS, we work with each and every patient to establish a customized dental hygiene plan that incorporates dental exams, x-rays, thorough teeth cleanings, tooth scaling and deep cleaning (if necessary), as well as the use of other diagnostic equipment to prevent and treat conditions that affect your oral health.
Dental fillings are a common procedure used to treat cavities or tooth decay.
Fillings are used in order to prevent minor decay from rapidly spreading bacteria into the tooth's pulp.
The procedure itself takes up to an hour, which makes it relatively quick.
Local anesthesia is applied to numb the area so that you are comfortable throughout the process.
The filling is placed specifically to the shape and function of your tooth.
Fillings are used in order to prevent minor decay from rapidly spreading bacteria into the tooth's pulp.
The procedure itself takes up to an hour, which makes it relatively quick.
Local anesthesia is applied to numb the area so that you are comfortable throughout the process.
The filling is placed specifically to the shape and function of your tooth.
A tooth that is broken, damaged, or in general poor condition can be harmful to your health.
It can also affect feeling comfortable about your tooth and your self-confidence.
Dental crowns are almost exactly the way they sound - a crown, or cap, for your tooth.
Dental crowns help restore a tooth- resulting in a truly aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Crowns also replace severe cases of tooth decay that have resulted in a large amount of tooth loss.
Crowns allow dentists to restore form and function to your tooth without needing to perform an extraction.
It can also affect feeling comfortable about your tooth and your self-confidence.
Dental crowns are almost exactly the way they sound - a crown, or cap, for your tooth.
Dental crowns help restore a tooth- resulting in a truly aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Crowns also replace severe cases of tooth decay that have resulted in a large amount of tooth loss.
Crowns allow dentists to restore form and function to your tooth without needing to perform an extraction.
If you have a missing tooth and it is impacting your comfort or your confidence, a dental implant could be your solution.
Dental implants have had a considerable impact on modern dentistry - offering a highly viable solution to replacing missing teeth.
A dental implant is essentially an artificial tooth that is placed, or implanted, into your jaw where a dental crown is then capped on for a complete tooth that looks and even feels like a real tooth.
The best part is that the new replacement tooth will function as seamlessly as your regular tooth.
Dental implants have had a considerable impact on modern dentistry - offering a highly viable solution to replacing missing teeth.
A dental implant is essentially an artificial tooth that is placed, or implanted, into your jaw where a dental crown is then capped on for a complete tooth that looks and even feels like a real tooth.
The best part is that the new replacement tooth will function as seamlessly as your regular tooth.
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