A licensed dentist stands behind your plan.
OneOral is not a shelf you pick from. Every protocol is reviewed and prescribed by a licensed dental provider — these are the people doing it.
Dr. Saam Zarrabi
Licensed Dental Provider · Co-founder, Rodeo Dental
Co-founded Rodeo Dental, a multidisciplinary group practice he helped grow past 40 locations. He sits on the board of the National CAMBRA Coalition — the caries-management-by-risk-assessment framework our protocols are built around — and on the Pacific Dugoni Foundation Executive Committee. The Crown Council named him to its inaugural Dental Hall of Fame class.
Dr. Maggie Zarrabi
Licensed Dental Provider
Dr. Yahya Mansour
Licensed Dental Provider · DDS, DICOI, FAGD
A co-founder of Rodeo Dental with more than fifteen years in general dentistry, working across implants, preventive and cosmetic care. He holds the DICOI and FAGD distinctions, practises across Texas, and treats patients in English and Spanish.
What that means in practice
Where a dentist enters the process
They review what you submit
Your quiz answers, your history and — if you have taken one — your salivary test are reviewed by a licensed dental provider before anything is prescribed.
They decide the protocol
Which formulas, at which strengths, in which order. A protocol is prescribed for your risk profile rather than picked from a shelf.
They tell you when to go in
Home care cannot fix everything. Part of the job is saying plainly when something needs an in-person visit instead.
On what we publish. Our guides and articles are written by the OneOral team and reviewed by the clinical team for accuracy. Where we cite a number, we name the source. Where the honest answer is “it depends” or “see someone in person”, we say that instead of selling around it.