A Dentist in Irvine Who Speaks Tagalog or Arabic

If you or a family member would rather talk about dental care in Tagalog or Arabic, you can do that at Sand Canyon Dental in Irvine. Our team speaks English, Farsi, Tagalog and Arabic, and we can help you book, explain what the dentist sees, and go over treatment options and insurance in the language you prefer. We're at 16100 Sand Canyon Ave #270 in Irvine. Call 949-727-9077 and tell us which language you'd like to use.

Why language makes a difference in dental care

Good dental care depends on good communication. You should understand why a treatment is recommended, what the alternatives are, how long it will take and what it may cost. Speaking with someone in your first language makes it easier to ask questions, catch details, and feel confident about your decisions. It also means grandparents and other relatives who prefer Tagalog or Arabic can be part of the conversation about their own care.

What we offer

Sand Canyon Dental is a family, cosmetic and restorative practice that has served Irvine since 2008. We see children, adults and seniors for:

Our dentists are Dr. Mary Grace Samonte-Mora, DDS, Dr. Sepideh Caviar, DMD, and associate dentist Dr. Tamer Elnaggar, DDS. Meet the team.

Insurance, hours and booking

We accept most PPO dental plans, including Delta Dental, Guardian, Aetna, MetLife and Cigna, and we'll check your benefits before treatment begins. See our insurance page for details. Our hours are Monday and Thursday 8 AM to 7 PM, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8 AM to 5 PM.

To book, call 949-727-9077 or reach us through our contact page, and mention whether you'd like to speak Tagalog or Arabic.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a dentist in Irvine who speaks Tagalog?

Yes. The Sand Canyon Dental team in Irvine speaks Tagalog and can help you schedule and understand your care.

Is there a dentist in Irvine who speaks Arabic?

Yes. Our team speaks Arabic, as well as English, Farsi and Tagalog.

Can I bring a family member to my appointment?

Yes. Family members are welcome to join the conversation about treatment options and aftercare.

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