Holistic, Biological & Integrative Dentist
Dr. Maryam Horiyat, DDS, is a highly trained dentist with extensive education and advanced certifications in holistic, biological, integrative, cosmetic, laser, and sedation dentistry.
Dr. Maryam Horiyat is an honor graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she earned degrees in Biochemistry and Human Physiology in 2001.
She later earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) in 2006.
Dr. Horiyat is committed to continuing education and staying current with advanced dental techniques designed to improve treatment outcomes and patient comfort.
2001 – Honor Graduate
2006 – Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)
Dr. Horiyat believes that continuing education is essential to providing patients with modern, effective, and comfortable dental care. Her approach combines advanced clinical training with a focus on long-term oral health, treatment quality, and patient comfort.
Dr. Horiyat continually pursues advanced education and professional training to stay informed about evolving dental techniques, technologies, and treatment approaches. Her commitment to lifelong learning supports her goal of improving treatment outcomes and enhancing patient comfort.
Dr. Maryam Horiyat serves as Owner and General Dentist at Aria Dental Care, where she provides patient-focused dental care using advanced and integrative treatment approaches.
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