
Dr. George Abed, a Southern California native, attended UCLA where he graduated with a B.S in psycho-biology. After receiving his diploma Dr. Abed moved to Boston, attending dental school at Harvard University and received his D.M.D. During this time Dr. Abed had the opportunity to spend one month at the dental school in the heart of Paris, France gaining a whole new perspective on the profession. After dental school he moved to Dallas where he began his orthodontic specialty training at Baylor College of Dentistry. At Baylor, he learned the most advanced techniques in orthodontics and received his orthodontic degree in addition to earning a masters degree in oral biology. During his educational path Dr. Abed conducted several research projects, authored three research articles, and presented his findings in several cities around the country.
In his free time Dr. Abed loves to travel, having visited many countries around the world, exercise routinely, play sports, cook, and spend time with his family. He is energetic and personable and is committed to making orthodontics a fun experience for everyone involved.
Dr. George Abed is an orthodontist at Blooming Smiles, treating patients throughout Northridge, Woodland Hills, and the surrounding San Fernando Valley communities with a research-driven approach to orthodontic treatment planning.
A Southern California native, Dr. Abed earned his Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology from UCLA. He then moved to Boston to attend dental school at Harvard University, where he received his D.M.D. During dental school, he spent a month studying at a dental school in Paris — an experience that broadened his perspective on treatment approaches used outside the U.S.
Following dental school, Dr. Abed completed his orthodontic specialty residency at the Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, earning both his orthodontic certificate and a Master's degree in Oral Biology. During his residency, he conducted multiple research projects, authored three published research articles, and presented his findings at professional conferences in several cities — training that grounds his treatment planning in current clinical research rather than dated technique.
Dr. Abed's academic background — spanning research, international study, and hospital-based residency — shapes an approach that treats each orthodontic case individually rather than applying a one-size-fits-all protocol. [CONFIRM WITH DR. ABED: 1-2 sentences in his own words on treatment philosophy would strengthen this section significantly and is the single highest-value addition to this page — patients researching orthodontists specifically look for this.] Outside the office, Dr. Abed travels extensively, exercises regularly, and enjoys cooking.
Q: Where did Dr. Abed complete his orthodontic training?
A: Dr. Abed completed his orthodontic specialty residency at Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, after earning his D.M.D. from Harvard University.
Q: Has Dr. Abed published research in orthodontics?
A: Yes. Dr. Abed authored three research articles during his residency and has presented his findings at professional conferences nationally.
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