About Ebrahimian Integrative Dentistry

Ebrahimian Integrative Dentistry is a family-led general and integrative practice at 5 Erba Ln, Suite A, Scotts Valley, California, that treats the mouth as part of whole-body physiology. Its stated focus is the link between oral structure and breathing, sleep and systemic health: airway-focused orthodontics, oral appliance therapy for obstructive sleep apnea, neuromuscular orthotic therapy for temporomandibular dysfunction, myofunctional therapy, tongue-tie release and facial growth guidance for children sit alongside routine family dentistry for patients from infancy through the elderly years. Restorative and cosmetic work ranges from Cerec one-visit porcelain restorations and implant crowns to smile designs and full-mouth rejuvenation. Preventive care is organised around early detection of oral-systemic disease, with digital radiography and dental cone beam 3D CT imaging used for diagnosis. Clinicians at this practice are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology.

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Credentialed Clinician

Ariana Ebrahimian

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does this practice treat beyond routine cleanings and fillings?

Alongside cleanings, exams, digital x-rays, fillings, sealants, fluoride, crowns, root canals and extractions, the practice lists TMJ evaluation and treatment, sleep apnea evaluation and treatment for sleep-disordered breathing, orthodontic therapy, night guards, sports guards, sedation dentistry, smile designs and full-mouth rejuvenation. It states that it treats patients of all ages, from infancy to the elderly years.

How does the practice approach TMJ and temporomandibular dysfunction?

Its service list names neuromuscular orthotic therapy for TMJ / TMDJ, temporomandibular dysfunction of the joint.

What is offered for obstructive sleep apnea and disordered breathing?

The practice lists oral appliance therapy for obstructive sleep apnea, myofunctional therapy described as physical therapy for the mouth, Buteyko breathing as a non-pharmaceutical approach to breathing better and relieving asthma symptoms, and tongue-tie release by frenectomy for proper function and speech.

What orthodontic options does it list for children?

Orthotropics for facial growth guidance in children, ALF and Crozat appliances for children and adults, controlled arch or FAGA fixed anterior growth appliance, braces, and Invisalign for children and adults are all named.

What restorative and cosmetic work does the practice describe, including veneers?

Its own homepage lists cosmetic dentistry as crowns, veneers and full-mouth solutions, and dentures as functional and aesthetic solutions.