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For Referring Doctors: Send Us The Hard Ones

The photogrammetry scanner used to record full-arch implant positions

Implant-only co-management — your patient stays your patient

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No General Dentistry Here — By Design

The Referral Pact, Stated Plainly.

Every general dentist has met the case that doesn't belong in a general schedule: the terminal dentition asking for a full arch, the upper jaw with no bone left to work with, the implant someone else placed that's now your Monday-morning problem. This page exists for exactly those patients — and for the question every referring dentist rightly asks first: will I get my patient back?

A treatment coordinator at the practice
One person follows your case from the first call to the last visit.

Here, the answer is structural. We do only implant dentistry — no hygiene program, no routine checkups — so your patient has nothing to stay for except the implant work itself. They return to you for everything general, we maintain what we placed, and the arrangement holds because the practice is built that way, not because a letter promised it.

What you're referring into: two owner-surgeons who plan, place, and restore personally — Dr. Sam Jain (DMD, MS Mechanical Engineering) and Dr. Arpana Gupta — with CBCT imaging, X-Guide™ and Navident dynamic navigation, ACLS-supervised IV sedation, and a CAD/CAM zirconia lab under the same roof. The cases a part-time implant schedule refers out are the ones this building was pointed at.

How Co-Management Works Here

Refer as much or as little of the case as you want — surgery only, surgery plus restoration, or a second opinion before you decide anything.

How To Refer

What Your Patient Experiences

Treatment recommendations are made only after examination and imaging review. Referral workflow details are confirmed with your office on first contact.

Referring Doctor Questions, Answered Directly

Will my patient come back to me?

Yes — structurally, not just as a promise. We run no general-dentistry program: no checkups, no hygiene recall, no fillings. Your patient returns to you for all routine care. Our lane is implant surgery, implant restoration, the surgical work around them, and maintaining the implant work we placed — so there is nothing to keep your patient for except the implant case you sent.

What kinds of cases make sense to refer?

The ones that don't fit a general schedule: full-arch and full-mouth cases, severe bone loss and zygomatic candidates, failed or failing implants placed elsewhere, extraction-and-immediate-implant plans, sinus lifts and grafting, and anxious or medically complex patients who need ACLS-supervised IV sedation. Single implants you'd rather not place are welcome too — refer the surgery and restore it yourself, or have us handle both; your call, case by case.

How do I refer a patient, and what do you need from me?

A phone call or an email is enough to start — tell us the situation and how involved you want to stay. Send whatever records you have (imaging, notes); if diagnostics are missing, our in-house CBCT covers it at the patient's free consultation. You'll know what we found and what we're planning, and where you want to restore or co-manage, we'll build the case around that.

Still weighing your options? Learn more about full mouth dental implants or schedule a free consultation.

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