Our Services
Whether you’re dealing with missing teeth, gum problems, or just need a comprehensive dental checkup, Dr. Huzefa Saifee and Dr. Martha H. Sanger have you covered. Our practice is built around one idea: give every patient the right treatment for their situation.
We use advanced 3D imaging, computer-guided implant placement, and minimally invasive techniques to keep procedures precise and recovery smooth. And we take the time to explain everything in simple language so you understand what’s happening and why.
Dental Implants
Missing a tooth or a few? Dental implants are titanium posts that go into your jawbone and act as artificial roots for replacement teeth. They look and function like natural teeth, and they help prevent the bone loss that happens when teeth are missing. It’s the closest solution to getting your natural teeth back.
Same-Day Dental Implants
If you don’t want to wait months for your new teeth, same-day implants might be the answer. With this approach, Dr. Saifee or Dr. Sanger can place your implant and attach a temporary tooth in a single visit. You walk in with a gap and leave with a smile, all in one appointment for qualifying patients.
All-on-4® Dental Implants
This one’s a game-changer for people who need a full arch of teeth. Instead of placing an implant for every single tooth, we use just four strategically placed implants to support an entire row of new teeth. It’s faster, often more affordable, and in many cases, you can leave with a functional set of teeth the same day.
Full Mouth Dental Implants
When most or all of your teeth need replacement, full mouth dental implants give you a complete, long-term solution. Dr. Saifee and Dr. Sanger plan everything digitally to make sure your new teeth fit your bite, your face, and your lifestyle. It’s a big step, but the results can be life-changing.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Regular dentures slip, click, and limit what you can eat. Implant-supported dentures snap onto implants anchored in your jaw, so they stay put. You get the stability of implants with the convenience of a removable option, no messy adhesives and no worrying about shifting when you talk or chew.
All-on-X Dental Implants
Similar to All-on-4® but with more flexibility. All-on-X uses however many implants your mouth actually needs, four, five, six, or more- to support a full arch of teeth. This approach lets Dr. Saifee and Dr. Sanger customize the treatment to your jawbone and specific situation, rather than sticking to a fixed number.
Gum Disease Treatment
Gum disease can be sneaky; it starts small but can do some real damage if you ignore it. We handle everything from early gingivitis to advanced periodontitis, using deep cleanings, scaling and root planing, or surgery if it comes to that. Our periodontists help clear out the infection, stop it from getting worse, and keep your teeth right where they should be.
Gum Recession Treatment
When your gums start pulling away from your teeth, it leaves the roots exposed, which means more sensitivity, a higher chance of decay, and things only getting worse over time. We use a combination of surgical and minimally invasive techniques to get your gums back where they need to be, protect those roots, and make your smile look healthier.
Cosmetic Gum Surgery
If your smile shows too much gum or your gumline looks uneven, cosmetic gum surgery can reshape it for a more balanced appearance. It’s a straightforward procedure that can make a surprisingly big difference in how your smile looks overall.
LANAP Therapy
LANAP stands for Laser-Assisted New Attachment Procedure, and it’s an FDA-cleared way to treat gum disease without scalpels or stitches. The laser targets only the diseased tissue and bacteria while leaving healthy gum alone. It’s less invasive, heals faster, and may support natural bone regeneration in some cases.
Dental Exam
Your first visit is all about figuring out what’s going on. We perform a full exam, take X-rays, and check for oral cancer to get the whole picture. From there, we put together a care plan that fits your situation. And keeping up with regular checkups means we can spot the minor issues before they turn into something bigger.
Tooth Extractions
Sometimes a tooth is just too far gone due to damage, decay, or being stuck under the gum, and it needs extraction. We take care of wisdom teeth too, especially when they’re causing crowding, pain, or putting you at risk for infection. We keep the whole thing as comfortable as we can and make sure you’re set up to heal quickly.
Bone Grafting and Sinus Lift
If your jawbone has gotten thinner from missing teeth or gum disease, you might need a bone graft to build it back up before implant placement. A sinus lift is the same idea, but for the upper jaw, we gently raise the sinus floor and add bone where there isn’t enough. Both give your implants the strong base they need to hold up long-term.
Crown Lengthening
This one’s pretty simple; we remove a small amount of gum tissue or bone to show more of a tooth’s surface. It’s usually done to prep a tooth for a crown, but sometimes it’s a cosmetic concern when a tooth looks a little too short. Either way, it’s a quick procedure and recovery is pretty easy.
Frenectomies
A frenectomy is a simple procedure that removes or loosens the small band of tissue (the frenum) that connects your lip or tongue to your gums. If that tissue is too tight or thick, it can cause gaps between teeth, gum recession, or difficulty with speech. It’s a quick fix that can prevent bigger issues.
Tooth Exposure for Orthodontics
Sometimes a tooth gets stuck under the gum and won’t come in on its own. We do a small procedure to uncover the tooth, so your orthodontist can work on moving it into place. Consider it teamwork: we handle the surgical side, your orthodontist handles the alignment, and you end up with a straight smile.
Comfort and Sedation
We know dental work can be overwhelming. That’s why we offer sedation options to keep you relaxed and comfortable the whole time. Need just a little something to take the edge off or need something stronger for a longer procedure? We’ve got you covered.