Jonathan Arias DDS

Jonathan Arias DDS We are now welcoming patients to be part of our growing dental family!

Family and Cosmetic dentistry
For over 27 years our dental office has been serving the community of Ventura and surrounding cities with comprehensive and advance dental care. Call Us: 805.647.7606

New Look, Same Comprehensive Care
Welcome to Dr. Jonathan Arias’s office, located conveniently on Telephone Road between Cachuma Ave and Scandina Ave in the city of Ventura. Serving Ventura and the surrounding cities of Oxnard, Saticoy, Santa Paula, Ojai and Santa Barbara. Dr Arias knows dental health is not just about “pretty teeth”, but having healthy gums and strong teeth. This in essence preserves the happiness of eating good food and maintaining proper nutrition for the overall systemic health. Our mission is to provide painless dental care with the highest quality materials and services at transparent prices.

Every time you eat, bacteria in your mouth produce acids that attack enamel. Constant snacking, especially on sugary foo...
02/10/2026

Every time you eat, bacteria in your mouth produce acids that attack enamel. Constant snacking, especially on sugary foods, increases acid exposure and the risk of cavities.

Eating balanced meals and limiting between-meal snacks gives your enamel time to recover. Include protein, fiber, and dairy in meals to help protect teeth while satisfying hunger. Timing your meals wisely is just as important as what you eat.

Dairy products are rich in calcium, phosphorus, and casein, which strengthen enamel and help repair early acid damage. C...
02/05/2026

Dairy products are rich in calcium, phosphorus, and casein, which strengthen enamel and help repair early acid damage. Cheese can even increase saliva production, naturally neutralizing harmful acids in your mouth. Incorporate dairy into snacks or meals for a stronger, healthier smile.

Sugary drinks, soda, and even fruit juices may taste refreshing, but they feed harmful bacteria and produce acids that s...
02/02/2026

Sugary drinks, soda, and even fruit juices may taste refreshing, but they feed harmful bacteria and produce acids that slowly wear down enamel.

Water is your teeth’s best friend, it washes away food particles and keeps your mouth hydrated. Unsweetened tea and milk also help neutralize acids, protecting enamel and supporting overall oral health. Small changes in your drink choices can make a huge difference for your smile.

Want a straighter smile without the look of traditional braces? Invisalign uses clear, removable aligners to gradually s...
01/30/2026

Want a straighter smile without the look of traditional braces? Invisalign uses clear, removable aligners to gradually shift your teeth into place. They’re virtually invisible, comfortable, and easy to remove for eating or brushing—making daily life hassle-free.

Tip: Wear your aligners 20–22 hours a day for the best results, and follow your dentist’s instructions for swapping trays.

Fun fact: Invisalign can correct crowding, gaps, and mild bite issues while keeping your smile discreet throughout treatment!

Travel can disrupt your oral care routine, but your teeth still need daily attention! Pack a toothbrush, floss, and trav...
01/29/2026

Travel can disrupt your oral care routine, but your teeth still need daily attention! Pack a toothbrush, floss, and travel-sized toothpaste.

Tip: Brush twice a day, floss daily, and rinse with water after sugary or acidic meals. Maintaining your routine while traveling prevents cavities, gum issues, and post-trip dental problems. Your smile travels best when cared for consistently!

Does it matter if you brush more in the morning or at night? Both are important, but nighttime brushing is essential bec...
01/26/2026

Does it matter if you brush more in the morning or at night?

Both are important, but nighttime brushing is essential because it removes the day’s buildup of bacteria and plaque before sleep, preventing cavities and gum problems. Morning brushing freshens breath and removes overnight plaque, but skipping night brushing is riskier for long-term oral health.

Tip: Make brushing twice a day a non-negotiable habit for a healthy smile!

Brushing your teeth is just one part of oral hygiene—your tongue and the roof of your mouth can harbor bacteria that cau...
01/21/2026

Brushing your teeth is just one part of oral hygiene—your tongue and the roof of your mouth can harbor bacteria that cause bad breath and plaque buildup.

Tip: Use a tongue scraper or the bristles of your toothbrush to gently clean your tongue daily. Rinse thoroughly to remove bacteria and keep your mouth fresh. Healthy brushing isn’t complete without these simple steps!

Pregnancy affects more than just your body—it impacts your oral health too! Hormonal changes can increase the risk of gu...
01/16/2026

Pregnancy affects more than just your body—it impacts your oral health too! Hormonal changes can increase the risk of gum inflammation and bleeding, a condition called pregnancy gingivitis. Morning sickness and cravings for sugary foods can also affect enamel.

Tip: Brush twice a day, floss gently, and visit your dentist regularly during pregnancy. Healthy gums support both you and your baby!

Not all toothbrushes are created equal. - Soft-bristled brushes are generally safest for teeth and gums, preventing enam...
01/15/2026

Not all toothbrushes are created equal.

- Soft-bristled brushes are generally safest for teeth and gums, preventing enamel wear and gum irritation.
- Medium or hard bristles may damage delicate gum tissue if used too aggressively.
- Electric toothbrushes can provide a deeper clean, especially for people with braces or limited dexterity.

Many people grind or clench their teeth at night, a condition called bruxism, which can wear down enamel, cause jaw pain...
01/13/2026

Many people grind or clench their teeth at night, a condition called bruxism, which can wear down enamel, cause jaw pain, and even lead to headaches.

Tip: Manage stress with relaxation exercises, and consider a custom night guard to protect your teeth while you sleep. A calm mind helps create a healthy smile!

Your toothbrush choice can make a real difference in plaque removal, gum health, and overall oral care. Electric brushes...
01/09/2026

Your toothbrush choice can make a real difference in plaque removal, gum health, and overall oral care. Electric brushes offer consistent motion, built-in timers, and help reach tricky spots, while manual brushes work just as well when used correctly with proper technique. ✅

💡 Tip: Pick a toothbrush you’ll actually use consistently—regular, proper brushing matters more than the type!

📲 Share this with someone who’s still unsure which brush to pick!

01/01/2026

A new year is the perfect time to reset your oral-care routine. ✨

Here are 4 easy ways to upgrade your dental habits for 2026:

🪥 Replace your toothbrush — fresh bristles clean better.
📆 Book your routine cleaning — prevention beats repair.
🥦 Eat nutrient-rich foods — calcium and vitamin D strengthen enamel.
💧 Drink more water — hydrate and rinse away bacteria.

Small habits create big, beautiful smiles. Start today! 😁

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10235 Telephone Road, Ste A
Ventura, CA
93004

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6am
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

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