Tarabishi Dental

To our dear patients and community, We are doing our best to maintain staying open during this time for our patients in need. For the safety of our patients, doctors, and staff, we are limiting visits to emergency and time sensitive dental procedures. We are following all safety protocols and are keeping staff home who have any symptoms. We are limiting the number of people in the office and ask that patients and required family members or translators only come to the appoin...tment in order to limit the number of persons and allow for 6 feet distancing. We are following all CDC recommendations as well as those from the ADA to keep our patients and staff safe. If you have an appointment and are not feeling well, please contact us and we will reschedule you to a later time. If there is anything we can do to help during this time, please feel free to contact us. We have limited our days with doctors but will be available to answer phone calls as well as any emergencies with doctors on call. We thank you for your patience during this time and hope to return to our normal schedule as soon as possible. See more

Why are dental X-rays necessary? Click the link below for information on why we take X-rays and what they are used to detect!

We are so honored to have been selected for the Best Of San Diego 2019 San Diego Award for dental clinics. It is our privilege to serve the San Diego community for the past 22 years and we hope to continue to do so for many more years to come

Smile makeover with dentures. What a difference this can make not only for the smile but for the shape of the face and lips. #tarabishidental

No prep Veneers and ZOOM whitening- we transformed this beautiful young woman’s smile with a non invasive no prep veneer case on her four front teeth- before -during- and after photos @ Tarabishi Dental

Acidic foods and drinks like some juices, fruits, teas, and sour candies erode your enamel (the outer protective layer of your teeth). This makes teeth more prone to decay. Always drink water or rinse to help wash away acidic remnants to help prevent damage. #tarabishidental #tipoftheday

Make sure and brush your tongue, gum line and palate in addition to your teeth. Bacteria is found all over the oral cavity, so it’s important to clean all around when you brush. And remember- soft bristled toothbrushes only

It might seem like it’s best you brush hard to get all that plaque off, but it’s quite the opposite. Medium and hard bristled toothbrushes can actually damage tooth enamel, gums, and root surfaces. Always stick to soft bristled! #tipoftheday

Saltwater is a natural and easy way to help keep your gums healthy and fight bacteria. Put 1/2 a tsp of salt into an 8oz water bottle and use twice a day to help fight gingivitis and other oral diseases

Providing Gentle Family & Cosmetic Dentistry since 1997