Meet Dr. Brooke SabiaTucson, AZ
About Dr. Sabia
I was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona where I attended the University of Arizona and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Nutritional Sciences. I earned my Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at A.T. Still University in Missouri. I continued my dental training by completing a General Practice Residency at the University of Connecticut John Dempsey Hospital. I am very happy to be back in the southwest to serve the Tucson community.
In my free time I enjoy running, hiking, trying new restaurants and spending time with family and friends. I also love traveling and am a huge Arizona Wildcats fan.
I am a certified Invisalign provider and member of the Arizona Dental Association, American Dental Association, Pima Study Club, Tucson Women in Dentistry and Delta Sigma Delta. I enjoy giving back to our community and volunteer on a regular basis at Give Kids a Smile and Mission of Mercy.
Recent Posts
The Steps In A Smile Makeover Treatment
Want to understand the steps to complete a smile makeover? Being prepared for this cosmetic treatment is necessary, as the more one is prepared to undergo the smile makeover process, the more likely they will get the exact smile they want. Since there are many makeover options to choose from, many people ask a general…
A Cracked Tooth And Nerve Damage
The severity of a cracked tooth often determines how a dentist goes about treating it. Minor cracks to a tooth only affect its outer layers, so there is rarely any pain involved. The damage is typically aesthetic, but treatment is still needed because the outer layer of a tooth being damaged leaves it more vulnerable…
Popular Cosmetic Dentistry Procedures For White Teeth
There are a handful of cosmetic dentistry procedures that can be used to improve the color of a person's teeth. Most people would love to have pearly white teeth, but that is easier said than done. Teeth are regularly exposed to foods and beverages that can stain them. They are also exposed to certain medications…
Emergency Dentistry Procedures That Cannot Be Put Off During The Coronavirus Outbreak
According to the American Dental Association, due to the coronavirus outbreak, dentists are now advised to handle only emergency dentistry procedures and postpone elective treatments. Dental emergencies often vary in terms of severity. In some cases, certain measures can be taken to get temporary relief while waiting for a dental appointment. On the other hand,…
General Dentistry: Why Do I Need X-Rays?
X-rays in general dentistry are useful for catching dental conditions that may not be visible to the eye. General dentists typically require patients to get x-rays at least once a year to ensure that the teeth, gums and jawbone are all strong and healthy.There is a lot of controversy around x-rays in any type of…