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Get to know Endodontist Dr. Laurie D. Lazarou, who serves patients in Camarillo, California.

A skilled endodontist, Dr. Lazarou sees patients at Camarillo Endodontics in California. 

Dr. Lazarou pursued her undergraduate studies at Boston University, before continuing her education at the prestigious Harvard School of Dental Medicine, where she not only earned her degree but graduated with honors at the top of her class.

Driven by a thirst for knowledge and a passion for precision, Dr. Lazarou further honed her skills through specialized training in microsurgical endodontics at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry. Her professional journey has taken her across different regions, enriching her experience and broadening her expertise. 

For nearly two decades, she has been a cornerstone of private practice in Southern California, where her dedication to patient care and clinical excellence has earned her a stellar reputation among peers and patients alike. Additionally, her tenure in Denver, Colorado, further enriched her practice, broadening her perspectives and refining her techniques.

Now, Dr. Lazarou has returned to her roots in the Los Angeles area, bringing with her a wealth of experience and a commitment to providing exceptional endodontic care. Her decision to join the Camarillo Endodontics team signified a dedication to collaborative excellence and a shared commitment to patient-centric care.

Endodontics is the dental specialty concerned with the study and treatment of the infected and inflamed dental pulp. Along with two to three years of advanced training beyond dental school, endodontists have incredible precision and hand-eye coordination, making them highly skilled in performing complex treatments. They use the most specialized and advanced technology to treat tooth pain and perform root canal treatments. No one is better at saving your natural teeth!

On a more personal note, Dr. Lazarou enjoys activities such as Pilates, yoga, skiing, and ice hockey. She also cherishes quality time spent with her family.

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