Meet Dr. Jeffrey Brumbaugh

Jeffrey Brumbaugh, DDS

Growing up in Hacienda Heights, CA, it was my own experience as a braces patient that inspired me to become an orthodontist. I know firsthand how orthodontic treatment can change lives by creating smiles that are healthy, bright and beautiful.

Being part of that process is a privilege and a joy for me. I refuse to settle for anything less than the best results for my patients and believe that individualized treatment and compassionate care are an essential part of any successful orthodontic journey.

 

Education & Continuing Education

After earning my Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from UCLA in 2011, and graduating with college honors, I moved south on campus to the UCLA School of Dentistry. Over the next four years, I was recognized for my excellent clinical skills on more than one occasion, including an induction into Omicron Kappa Upsilon, the national dental honor society.

I graduated in 2015 at the top of my class, earning my DDS degree with honors. Then, I went down the hall to the Section of Orthodontics. In 2018, I received my certificate in orthodontics, as well as a Master’s degree in Oral Biology.

I spent a total of 11 years at UCLA, including three graduations. I think it’s safe to say at this point that I’m a Bruin for life.

 

Outside the Office

I was born and raised right here in Los Angeles, and I can't imagine calling any other place home. When I'm not in the office creating beautiful smiles, I'm out and about, making the most of our city's endless sunshine and vibrant culture.

I'm a bit of a foodie, always on the hunt for new restaurants and cafes to try. I also love a good challenge, which is why you'll often find me trying to beat my personal best in the city's many escape rooms. And when I want a bit of peace and quiet, there's nothing I enjoy more than discovering hidden hiking trails.

I'm a big movie buff and a fan of board games, and yes, I've been known to spend a whole Saturday lost in the endless aisles of Target. But hey, that's all part of the LA charm, right?"