Meet the Doctors
Rohit Arora D.D.S.
University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, 2006 · B.S., Michigan State University
Dr. Ro (as his patients call him) is a graduate of the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry 2006. He also has a Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University.
Born in Sterling Heights, Dr. Ro now resides in Birmingham with his wife Purvi and their 3 children – 8 year old daughter Iniya, 5 year old son Nishil, and their 3 year old daughter Keya.
Dr. Ro enjoys seeing patients of all ages, and has attended numerous continuing education courses ranging from Invisalign clear orthodontics to sedation dentistry. He believes in educating each of his patients and always taking the time to listen to their concerns.
In his spare time he enjoys BBQ’ing (summer and winter), exercising and spending time with his family. He also is very passionate about all four of our local sports teams. He is both a member of the Michigan Dental Association and American Dental Association.
Purvi Arora D.D.S.
University of Michigan School of Dentistry, 2007 · B.S., Washington University in St. Louis
Dr. Purvi is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry 2007. She has a Bachelor of Science from Washington University in St Louis. Purvi was born in Toledo, but spent most of her teenage years in Yuma and Rio Rico, Arizona.
Dr. Purvi especially loves seeing children and has countless continuing education hours in pediatric care. She loves being a mom to their three children and you may find them curiously roaming the office at times.
In her free time, Dr Purvi enjoys working out, volunteering at the kids school, and reading. You will always find Dr. Purvi to have an upbeat and positive attitude.
Complimentary Consultation
We offer a complimentary consultation where the patient is able to come in and simply voice their concerns. There is no exam, X-rays or cleaning, so the patient can feel at ease just by speaking to the doctors.
Dr Arora believes in listening to the concerns of his patients. We will never pressure our patients into work, but instead focus on communication and education in order to prioritize treatment.