Mint Dental Works Houston

Our mission is to serve the Rice Military neighborhood and the surrounding communities, providing our patients with the highest level of mindful, honest, comprehensive dental care in a personable, comfortable environment, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment. We strive to educate our patients about their dental health and do everything we can to make their visit as pleasant as possible. Our services include comprehensive exam and digital x-rays, dental cleanings, sealants, fluoride varnish, nightguards, tooth-colored composite fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, implant restoration, simple extractions, anterior root canals, scaling and root planing, take-home and in-office teeth whitening, and Invisalign. Nitrous oxide is offered to help ease any dental anxiety.

Established in 2013.
After graduating from the New York University College of Dentistry in 2008, Dr. Zarrabi and his wife headed back to Houston and began to put down roots. Towards the end of 2012, Dr. Zarrabi, feeling that he had grown all he could as an associate, decided it was time to open his own office. He and his wife knew they wanted to open the practice close to home, to serve their community. They also knew they wanted to have the professional feel of an office building, with lots of natural light and nice views. 5300 Memorial Drive was the perfect location, and Mint Dental Works was born.

Dr. Zarrabi has always had an interest in the biological sciences. Upon graduating from the University of Houston with a BS in Biology, he decided to pursue a Masters in Evolutionary Biology, focusing on harvester and fire ants. However, he longed for a more stimulating work environment, along with meaningful interactions with people, so he decided enter the more appealing and creative field of dentistry. He graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry in 2008. In his free time, Dr. Zarrabi enjoys the outdoors, traveling, hiking, camping, reading, photography, following Formula 1 racing, and cycling. He has participated in the MS150 since 2011 and plans to continue doing so.