Miss Georgina Quintero-Golshan, DDS

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A skilled dentist, Dr. Quintero-Golshan brings over 19 years of dental experience and a commitment to patient care excellence at her private practice - Grandon Village Dental Office - in San Marcos, California. Her approach to dentistry is centered around patient comfort. She strives to create a welcoming and relaxed environment for all her patients, fostering long-lasting relationships built on trust and understanding. 

Education-wise, she graduated from one of Latin America's top universities in 2004, where she first honed her dental skills while practicing in Mexico City. In pursuit of furthering her education, she moved to the United States and earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2010. Her outstanding performance was recognized with the Clinical Excellence Award, reflecting her dedication to high-quality dental care.

To provide her patients with the best possible care, Dr. Golshan prioritizes continuous education, attending numerous seminars and courses throughout the country to stay abreast of the latest advancements in dentistry. She is certified in laser treatment and has completed the comprehensive Implant MaxiCourse at Loma Linda University, showcasing her commitment to mastering cutting-edge dental techniques.

A proud member of several prestigious organizations, including the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the Hispanic Dental Association, the American Dental Association, and the San Diego County Dental Society, Dr. Golshan is dedicated to advancing the field of dentistry while advocating for her fellow professionals.

When she's not brightening the smiles of her patients at Grandon Village, Dr. Golshan cherishes quality time with her family and friends. She finds joy in listening to music and soaking up the sun at the beach, balancing her professional dedication with personal happiness. She also actively participates in missionary work, providing essential dental services in underserved countries around the world.

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