Care That Changes With Her
A woman’s mouth is not the same at thirty-five as it is at fifteen or fifty-five, because her hormones are not the same. Almost no dentistry accounts for that. Ours is built around it.
She Learned This From Her Own Body
Dr. Leedia Riman did not arrive at this through a textbook. She arrived through her own pregnancy, and what it did to her teeth.
“After a turbulent pregnancy and birth with shocking dental repercussions, my career as a dentist was changed forever.”
Conventional training had no explanation, because it treats the mouth as a closed system. Hormones were somebody else’s department. She rebuilt her practice around the connection nobody had taught her, and it is now the subject she is invited onto podcasts to talk about.
Care Built for the Stage You Are In
Estrogen is the mouth’s maintenance hormone. When it rises at puberty, surges in pregnancy, and falls in menopause, the gums, the saliva, and the bone move with it. Dr. Leedia built a protocol for each.
The FLORA Experience
Gums that bleed at twelve are not a brushing problem. They are the first hormonal shift showing up in the mouth.
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The BLOOM Experience
Pregnancy changes the mouth far more than most women are told to expect, and swollen, bleeding gums are the most common sign.
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The SAGE Experience
When estrogen falls, saliva thins and bone changes. Dry mouth is the symptom women notice. It is rarely the whole story.
ExploreThe Testing Behind Every Protocol
Whichever stage you are in, the work starts the same way: we measure before we recommend.
Comprehensive Wellness Exam
Ninety minutes of imaging, oral biology, and full health history before anything is recommended.
Learn More → UnderstandOral Microbiome Testing
See the bacteria connecting your mouth to your gut, your hormones, and your immune system.
Learn More → TreatGum Disease Treatment
Target the bacterial cause, not just the symptoms, using ozone and microbiome-first care.
Learn More →Loved by Beverly Hills
“Dr. Leedia and Dr. Rashad are on another level of dentistry. From InBody assessments to CT scans to nutrition, they take into consideration you as a whole, not to mention the most beautiful office.”
“I finally understand what holistic dental care actually means. They treat you like a person, not a chart, and care about your whole health, not just your teeth. I trust them so much I sent my whole family.”
“As a dentist myself, I’m extremely selective about who works on my teeth. Their approach goes far beyond fixing teeth, they evaluate your entire oral health and how it affects your overall well-being.”
Norma’s Story
Her goal this year was to heal her mouth, quadrant by quadrant. She frames it as an investment rather than a repair.
Shared with permission. Every mouth and every body is different, so individual experiences and results vary. See more patient stories
Every New Patient Begins the Same Way
Ninety minutes with your doctor: imaging, oral biology, InBody, nitric oxide and pH testing, and a full health history, before anyone recommends a thing.
Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm