About Pure Smiles South Bay

Pure Smiles South Bay is a biological pediatric dental practice at 1818 S Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach, California, whose recorded clinicians are listed with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Where restoration is indicated, the practice works with non-invasive and minimally invasive methods, naming laser, ozone and silver diamine fluoride, and selects non-toxic biological materials to restore teeth toward their original form.

The oral-systemic premise is stated by the practice itself: what is placed in a child's mouth, and the condition of that mouth, are treated as inputs to whole-body health. The physical environment follows the same reasoning — latex-free operatories, no artificial air fresheners, air purifiers in every room, LEED-certified cabinetry and flooring, non-toxic cleaners, and recycling of most office consumables.

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Credentialed Clinicians

Diana Lee

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Kimberly Marran

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Ozone Therapy Sleep & Airway Dentistry

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does prevention actually involve here?

Prevention is the stated focus. It includes nutritional counseling, with time taken to explain to patients and parents how diet bears on oral health, and instruction in brushing techniques intended to make a child willing to brush and to choose food deliberately. Dental cleanings and preventive care are provided alongside this.

What should a parent expect after a frenectomy for a tongue, lip or buccal tie?

The practice publishes a staged recovery account: soreness and fussiness for the first one to three days as a white healing patch forms, improvement resolving by seven to ten days, and the patch shrinking over weeks two to four. Stretching exercises begin the day after the procedure, five times daily for four weeks, with lactation-consultant and bodywork follow-up advised early.

When does the practice say a child should first be seen?

It cites the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, both of which recommend a first dental visit at one year of age, and frames that visit as establishing a dental home: a familiar place to return to in an emergency and a clinician reachable by call, text or email.

What material and environmental precautions does the office take?

The office states it is latex free, uses no artificial air fresheners, runs air purifiers in every room, and diffuses essential oils. Cabinets and flooring are LEED certified, cleaners and materials are described as non-toxic and eco-friendly, recyclable products are favored, and most office waste is recycled through Terracycle.