About Next Dentistry
Next Dentistry operates at 110 Harden Parkway, Suite 102 in Salinas, California, serving patients from Salinas and the neighboring areas of Springtown, Spreckels, Boronda, Natividad, and Bolsa Knolls. The practice describes itself as a cosmetic and dental implant center providing care to patients of all ages, and states twenty-five years of experience behind its clinical work. Recorded procedures span the biological and restorative range — cavitation treatment, ozone therapy, platelet-rich fibrin, zirconia dental implants, nutritional and detox counseling, oral surgery, periodontal therapy, sleep and airway dentistry, TMJ/TMD therapy, cracked-tooth treatment, veneers, and family and pediatric dentistry. Clinicians here are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. The office is open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and closed Friday through Sunday.
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Credentialed Clinician
Daniel Ghorbani (DMD)
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 30 August 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 110 Harden Parkway #102
- Telephone: 8314494567
- Website: https://www.nextdentistry.com
- City: Salinas, CA (all California practices)
Common Questions
How does this practice assess and stage periodontal disease before treating it?
The practice begins with a thorough periodontal examination, measuring the pockets around each tooth and checking for signs of infection or bone loss. Treatment is then matched to the stage found: professional cleaning and hygiene instruction for early gingivitis, and scaling and root planing — a non-surgical debridement below the gum line that smooths root surfaces so tissue can reattach — for moderate periodontitis, sometimes with antibacterial rinses or localized antibiotics.
What happens if periodontal therapy here does not resolve the disease?
The practice states that in severe cases which do not respond to initial therapy, it will refer the patient to a local periodontist or discuss advanced treatment options. Its stated goal is to use the least invasive effective method to restore gum health. After initial therapy, periodontal maintenance cleanings are scheduled more frequently than standard recall intervals, with follow-ups to monitor tissue response.
Which periodontal warning signs does the practice say warrant an appointment?
The practice lists gums that bleed during brushing or flossing, persistent bad breath or bad taste, red or tender gums, recession that makes teeth appear longer, deep pockets forming between teeth and gums, and loose or shifting teeth in advanced cases. It notes that periodontal disease can progress silently without obvious pain until significant damage has occurred, which is why it stresses regular examination.
What are the practice hours, and is it accepting new patients?
The office is open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and is closed Friday through Sunday. It states that it is accepting new patients, for routine preventive care, a comprehensive examination, or specific dental needs, and asks prospective patients to contact the office to schedule a first appointment. Scheduling is available online or by telephone.
What does the practice say about anxiety management and clinical environment?
The practice states its office was designed with patient comfort in mind and lists amenities including memory-foam and back-massaging chairs, ceiling-mounted televisions, noise-cancelling headphones, and a refreshment centre. For patients who experience dental anxiety, it invites them to ask about nitrous oxide during treatment. One reviewer notes being given a tour of the facility before treatment began, with each step explained along the way.