From opening dental offices in communities where dental care is neglected to in-school programs and smile makeovers for those in need, giving back is at the core of their dentistry
“We have had an ongoing relationship with most elementary schools in our local communities to educate about the importance of oral health and to provide dental toothbrushes, toothpaste, and floss in addition to offering all kids a free cavity screening. Most of the kids have unfortunately not had a dental check-up before or their parents don’t have any idea of how to get access to dental treatments so we’re proud we can step in and provide that for them,” shared Dr. Pasha.
Over the years, Dr. Pasha and Dr. Ben have offered smile makeovers to those in need. Their goal is to transform someone’s life by giving them their smile back. A recent recipient of a smile makeover, Pat Gorsage, said the experience completely changed her life,This experience has been life-changing. I stopped smiling 20 years ago and after the amazing smile makeover transformation given to me by Dr. Pasha and Dr. Ben, I can’t stop grinning from ear to ear.
Whether Dr. Pasha and Dr. Ben are designing smiles in their sleek Beverly Hills office or teaching children how to care for their oral health, the pair are changing lives one smile at a time.
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