Dentists in Los Angeles
Back to directory

Children Dental World Olympic

Featured

General Dentistry practice serving Koreatown and surrounding LA communities.

Koreatown
4.9(1006 reviews)
General Dentistry

Request an Appointment

Fill out the form and Children Dental World Olympic will follow up with you directly.

Contact & Location

2528 West Olympic Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA 90006

Office HoursClosed
Mon10 AM – 6 PM
Tue10 AM – 6 PM
WedClosed
Thu10 AM – 6 PM
Fri10 AM – 6 PM
Sat9 AM – 2 PM
SunClosed

Insurance Accepted

This practice accepts dental insurance plans.

Patient Reviews (5)

Hazel Ohvia Google
1mo ago

I’ve been going to this dental office for a long time, and both the staff and the dentists are always kind and welcoming. My child is quite fearful, but they consistently make an effort to ease the anxiety and help them feel comfortable. They also offer services in both Korean and Spanish, which is very helpful.

michelle vasquezvia Google
1mo ago

Great staff, very patient and understanding with the kids. Definitely continuing services for my child here !

Hyojung Kimvia Google
1mo ago

completely unacceptable experience my family and I endured at your office on February 6. We had a scheduled 4:00 PM appointment. My son arrived at approximately 4:05 PM. The patient before us was a Korean patient named K, who was checked in around 3:55 PM. I remember this clearly. Your office is already known for excessive wait times, so I did not expect fast service. However, what occurred that day crossed every reasonable and professional boundary. After waiting more than one hour, we finally saw the doctor, who stated my son needed treatment and asked if we wanted to proceed. Of course we agreed. At that point, leaving and returning another day was unreasonable—there is no guarantee your office would run on time then either, and it would again require my son and me to give up valuable time. When I asked when treatment could be performed, Dr. told it should be within 40 minutes despite the office being busy. We were sent back to the waiting area because new X-rays were supposedly needed. From that moment forward, it became obvious that your office does not follow appointment order. Patients who arrived after us were repeatedly taken in for X-rays and checkups before us. Meanwhile, we continued to sit and wait with no explanation. After the promised 40 minutes passed and nearly an hour had elapsed, I approached the front desk and asked for clarification. The Hispanic staff members repeatedly claimed they “did not know,” made no effort to investigate, and showed complete indifference. Their behavior then escalated into open disrespect. They looked me up and down, smirked, and treated me as though I did not deserve basic human courtesy. During this prolonged delay, K—the patient ahead of us—left and went home. That clearly made us next. Yet your treatment rooms were filled with other patients who arrived later. We were finally taken for X-rays again around 5:50 PM. My son did not see the doctor again until approximately 6:38 PM—over two and a half hours after our scheduled appointment time. While my son and I were being trapped inside your office, my other children, who had finished kindergarten, were forced to wait outside for over an hour for us. This is completely unacceptable and demonstrates a total disregard for families’ time and well-being. As we were leaving, a female staff member with a piercing under her right eye once again looked me up and down and smirked. At that point I confronted her and told her her behavior was inappropriate and disrespectful and asked for her name. She denied everything and refused to take responsibility. The doctor then asked me not to file a complaint because he would “get in trouble,” and stated that he cannot control staff behavior or appointment scheduling. That statement is alarming. If your doctors cannot control staff professionalism or scheduling, then your office is fundamentally mismanaged. Let me be absolutely clear: • Your staff must be trained to treat patients with basic respect.• Your office must stop overbooking beyond what it can realistically handle.• Patients must be seen in appointment order.• Discriminatory, mocking, or hostile behavior must not be tolerated. Your office already has a pattern of poor reviews. Offering small gift cards instead of fixing systemic problems is insulting. I will not be bribed into silence. We will never return to your office. Consider this letter formal notice of your failure to provide professional, ethical, and respectful care.

Michael Kvia Google
2mo ago

I’ve been coming here for over five years, and unfortunately the quality has gone downhill recently. The iPad that used to be in the waiting room for kids is gone, and the front desk staff’s attitude has changed. they’re no longer very welcoming or helpful. That said, the assistants who take X-rays and clean the kids’ teeth are still wonderful. Even when staff changes, they are always kind and gentle with my children. My biggest concern is with Dr. Bae. He barely looks in my kids’ mouths for less than a minute. He didn’t mention loose teeth or alignment issues at all, and I honestly question how thorough the exams are. I hope this office takes feedback seriously and improves, because it used to be a place we truly trusted.

Stephanie Lopezvia Google
10mo ago

Love this dental office ! I recommend this place to everyone with children and adults! They have super friendly and helpful staff. The whole establishment is very clean and I love that they always have appointments available! 10 out of 10 !

Map

2528 West Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles 90006

Get Directions