Dr. Rafiq Hirji, DDS

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Get to know Dr. Rafiq Hirji,  the dentist who specializes in treating your whole mouth.

Growing up, Dr. Rafiq Hirji’s uncle served as his dentist and first mentor, helping to spark his early interest in the medical field. “He showed me how dentistry can affect the quality of life and health of a patient in such a positive way,” he says. “I knew from a young age that I wanted to be a part of helping someone feel more confident in their smile and their life.” 

Today, Dr. Hirji is the dentist and owner at Daily Smiles MacArthur, a family-friendly dentistry practice that serves patients of all ages. Dr. Hirji offers treatments for cosmetic procedures, orthodontics, implants, sedation and more. “I am fortunate to have built a team that shares the same positive attitude and instinct to help people as I do,” he shares. “Our goal is to provide the type of service and care that allows every person, any age, to feel comfortable and trust that we are by their side to support their dental goals.” Dr. Hirji and his dedicated team continue to invest in their patients’ health by providing the most up-to-date dental experiences available, including both 3-D scanning technology and same-day implants. He also embodies a kindness and desire to help his community by providing dental care to patients in need at a significantly reduced cost, or no cost at all. “We believe and understand that dental health is crucial to people’s overall care,” he says. When a patient doesn’t want to put down the mirror after seeing their transformed smile, I know I am in the right place doing what I was meant to be doing.”

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