Christina M Varwig Dds

Dr. Varwig graduated from UCLA in 1977, cum laude, BA in Biology, and UCLA School of Dentistry, 1981. She has been married for 29 years to Robert S. Wylie, DDS, periodontist, and has been practicing dentistry at the same location since 1985. She practices general dentistry, and services include X-rays, comprehensive oral examinations, oral cancer screening, cleanings, periodontal root planning and scaling, crowns, bridges, composite "white" fillings, cosmetic bonding and veneers, partial dentures, and crowns on implants. Dr. Varwig is a member of the ADA: American Dental Association and the CDA: California Dental Association and Western Los Angeles Dental Society. We take advantage of excell

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2 years ago

I have been seeing Dr Varwig for over 25 years. In my opinion she is the best most thorough dentist in all respects. Her staff is most helpful and curteous. I took my elderly mother in her 90s to see Dr Varwig for some work on her dentures. She was thoroughly satisfied. Dr Varwig is the closest to a painless dentist that you can find. She is thorough and meticulous and gentle. I also have a disabled daughter who also was treated by Dr. Varwig. I have a couple of friends that swear by her as well.

Anonymous on Facebook

3 years ago

As long as people have been around, periodontal problems have, unfortunately, been right there. Whether it was the Ancient Greeks, the Ancient Romans, or Europeans in the Middle Ages, a bunch of civilizations had various remedies and preventions for periodontal diseases.

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3 years ago

If you have dentures, it is still important to keep your mouth clean. After removing your dentures, be sure to brush your gums and other teeth, and rinse thoroughly. Keeping a healthy mouth is always top priority.

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