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Welcome to South Bay Pediatric Dentistry, located in Torrance California where helping children achieve optimal oral health is our passion. We specialize in providing personalized, high-quality dental care for infants, children and adolescents in a fun and friendly environment!

Start your child on the right path by scheduling their first visit by age 1. Our doctor and nurturing staff will equip and empower you and your child with the knowledge and skills necessary for good oral hygiene and cavity prevention.

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What Our Patients Say

  • "Dr.Nick was very informative and actually took the time to talk to me and made my daughter feel comfortable. It was my daughters first time as a toddler so I was nervous. The nurses were so nice with her & made her feel comfortable during the process of flossing and checking all her teeth. Overall, I highly recommend this place :)"
    Angela E.
  • "Amazing dentist and staff. Not only took their time to be informative and playful with the kids but had great patience for my boys when they wanted to chat. They were respectful, fun, and even though we never felt rushed we were out the door in record time. We have been to some of the greatest pediatric dentist offices and finding a new one after moving was a bit nerve racking. So thrilled to have found this gem!"
    Tess W.
  • "South Bay Pediatric Dentistry has been our dentist for years. We have been to three other dentist before them and we are so happy to find them. They are very professional and seam to have the best equipment. Through their care we managed to have another appointment with no cavities.
    They are also very diligent in keeping their office safe during the pandemic."
    David S.
  • "As always Dr Nick and his staff were welcoming, kind, and provided top-notch service- going the extra mile to make the experience easy while being very thorough. I would and do recommend him and his staff to anyone looking for a pediatric dentist. Thanks for everything Dr Nick."
    Liz U.
  • "My son is never anxious to attend the dentist when it’s time for his check ups. Highly recommend. The staff here is super friendly and makes our kiddo feel at home. If your children have special needs this is the place for them."
    Sylvia M.

The Doctors

Dr. Nick Brajevich is known for his compasionate nature with kids. 

Our patients love their dental visits and we love when they visit us! We prioritize prevention and focus on a conservative approach to dental care to ensure your child develops a happy and healthy smile.

  • Dr. Nick Brajevich

    D.D.S

    Diplomate, American Board of Pediatric Dentistry Dr. Nick Brajevich graduated from UCLA before earning his...

 

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Services

These are some of the standard procedures offered here at South Bay Pediatric Dentistry.

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Our Location

23727 Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 4B Torrance, CA 90505

Hours of Operation

*Enjoying time with our families, but always available for emergencies. Please call the office.

South Bay Pediatric Dentistry

Monday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Tuesday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Wednesday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Thursday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Friday:

9:00 am-5:00 pm

Saturday:

*closed

Sunday:

*closed

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  • Root Canal Treatment

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