Drag the lens. See what's underneath, then tap what you find.
Fair Oaks has trusted us with its teeth since 1975.
One-visit crowns, night guards printed from your own scan, four doctors with real numbers, and a membership that keeps the insurance company out of the room.
Your chart. Tap anything on it.
All of it in-house. Crowns are scanned, designed and milled here while you wait; night guards are printed from your own scan, so a broken one gets reprinted, not remade.
Drag the lens over a doctor.
The numbers are real. The fun facts are theirs.
Dr. Blair Moser IIDDS · owner · 35 years here
Dr. Jeremy SalvatierraDMD · owner · 18 years here
Dr. Andrea HershDMD · sees most of our kids · 26 years here
Dr. Ramsen WardaDDS · 2 years herePortraits are ink drawings made from their photos, so the page stays paper and ink. No stock smiles anywhere on this site.
Your dentist, with no insurance company in the room.
- 2 cleanings a year
- Exams and the x-rays you need
- One emergency exam a year
- 25% off everything else, no cap
- No deductible, no waiting, no claims
$149 activation includes month one. Have insurance? Keep it; the membership is yours when the plan runs out. One plan per person. Not insurance; a payment arrangement.
X-ray your insurance.
Drag the lens over your card. See what's underneath.
"Typical PPO" is the range we see on cards at the front desk; your plan's numbers are on your own card.
Dentists are leaving insurance. Here's why.
- 1.The plan pays a fraction of the fee.Network rates don't keep up with what it costs to do the work well. Offices make it up with volume or shortcuts. We'd rather not.
- 2.The paperwork serves the plan, not you.Pre-authorizations, waiting periods, claim denials. None of it makes a tooth healthier.
- 3.The ceiling never rises.A $1,000–2,000 annual maximum runs out at the first crown. Membership has no cap.
Postcards from the chair. Lens to read them.
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Live from Google. The lens reads whichever card is on top.
There's a grown-up tooth under there.
Drag the lens. The adult teeth are already lined up under the baby ones, which is why the first visit matters by age one.
Short visits, no surprises, and the kid picks the flavor. Child membership: $31 a month, fluoride included.
Parking is on site, right off Fair Oaks Blvd. Same building since 1975. Hurting after hours? Text the on-call doctor at (916) 790-2787; it goes to whoever is on call that night.