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Narrative

Dr. Roz Najafabadi DMD (Dr. Roz or Dr. Najafabadi) is a General Dentist at Reading Dental Associates.  Dr. Najafabadi earned her doctorate from Tufts School of Dental Medicine in 2013 and completed her residency at Stony Brook University in Long Island, where she learned advanced prosthetic and periodontal techniques and procedures. Dr. Roz is a Boston native who has been practicing dentistry for over a decade. She focuses on building relationships with her patients and in patient-centered care that will improve not only patients’ oral health but also their confidence and self esteem. 

Dr. Najafabadi is well versed in all aspects of dentistry from basic preventative care to routine fillings to complex restorations. She is a part of numerous dental groups dedicated to continuing education in order to stay apprised of case complexities and new technologies in order to better serve her patients. 

Our Clinic: 

Dentist Specialties

• Braces Dentist (Orthodontics)
• Childrens' Dentist (Pediatric Dentistry)
• Dentures Dentist (Prosthodontics)
• Gum Disease Dentist (Periodontics)
• Oral Surgeon (Oral Surgery)
• Primary Dentist (General Dentistry)
• Root Canal Dentist (Endodontics)

Insurances Accepted

• Aetna
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• CeltiCare Health Plans
• CIGNA
• ConnectiCare
• Fallon Health
• Health New England
• Tufts Health Plan
• UniCare
• United Healthcare

Ages Served

Accessibility Features

• Able to serve clients in their wheelchair
• Accessible Parking
• Accessible Public Transportation
• Accessible Restrooms
• Easy Transfer Dental Chair
• Elevators
• Medical Needs
• Mobile Equipment
• Near Public Transportation
• Services at School
• Services at Work
• Wheelchair Ramps

Additional Information

• Education: Doctorate from Tufts School of Dental Medicine
• Fees: MassHealth, Medicare, Private Insurance, Personal Funds
• Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:30pm
• Sedative Agents Used: Nitrous Oxide, Oral Premedication, General Anesthesia