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Prosthodontics & Cosmetic Dentistry — Houston Energy Corridor

A smile made with intention.

Two prosthodontists. One lab, down the hall. Smiles rebuilt so completely no one can tell — and designed so carefully everyone notices.

Before: failing, worn teeth
After: full-arch restoration
Before After
Full-arch restoration — designed, made, and fitted in-house. Illustrative preview; patient photography in production.

5.0 ★ · 508 reviews

Google, and counting

2 prosthodontists

Specialty-trained in rebuilding teeth

In-house dental lab

Your restoration is made here

Trial smiles

Wear your new smile before it’s permanent

English · Spanish · Arabic

Spoken in the office

Dr. Saba reviewing a patient's 3D scan with them on screen
Digital design and on-site milling equipment in the operatory

Why it looks different here

Two specialists. One lab. No handoffs.

A prosthodontist is a dentist who spent three additional years training in one thing: rebuilding and replacing teeth so they look and function like they were always yours. There are not many of them. There are very few practices with two.

Most offices design your crown, then ship the case to an outside lab and wait. We don’t. Our lab is here. The specialist who planned your treatment is the one who checks the shade, the contour, and the way the light moves across it — before it ever reaches your mouth.

What that changes for you

Fewer visits

Digital scanning and on-site milling mean crowns and surgical guides can be designed and made in a single appointment.

Better color

Shade matching is done in person, in natural light, against your actual face — not from a photograph emailed across the country.

One person accountable

If something isn’t right, it’s adjusted here, by the person who made it. No third party to blame.

Where would you like to start

Three ways people arrive here.

Rebuild

Teeth that are failing, missing, worn down, or held together by old work that’s run out of road. This is what prosthodontics exists for, and it’s the majority of what we do.

Dental implants · All-on-4 and full-arch · Crowns and bridges · Dentures and partials

Explore restorative

Refine

Teeth that work fine but don’t look the way you want them to. Veneers, shape, color, the edges that chipped years ago. Designed on your face, made in our lab, and previewed before anything becomes permanent — because the difference between a good veneer and a great one is entirely in the making.

Veneers · Smile design · Professional whitening · Cosmetic bonding

Start over

You’ve been putting it off. Maybe for years, maybe because of something that happened in a dental chair a long time ago. You will not be lectured here. We’ll look, we’ll tell you the truth, and you decide what happens next.

New patient exams · Second opinions · Sedation options · Emergency care

What your first visit looks like

Meet the doctors

Same training. Different gifts.

Dr. Alberto Saba, prosthodontist

Dr. Alberto Saba, DDS

Prosthodontist · Boston University, Goldman School of Dental Medicine

The one patients describe as meticulous. Dr. Saba is the doctor for the complicated case — the failing bridge, the full arch, the mouth three other dentists have already looked at. Patients routinely write that he found something no one else caught. He designs and finishes much of the lab work himself, which is unusual, and which is exactly why the results look the way they do.

Dr. Carolina Frangie, prosthodontist

Dr. Carolina Frangie, DDS

Prosthodontist · Boston University, Goldman School of Dental Medicine

The one patients describe as calming. Dr. Frangie has an unusual gift for people who arrive tense — the ones gripping the armrest, the ones who haven’t been in a decade. Same specialty training, same standard of work, delivered at a pace that lets people breathe.

They are married, they trained at the same school, and they have practiced side by side for years. Your treatment gets two specialist opinions before it gets a single drill.

Smile design

See it before it’s permanent.

The hardest part of changing your smile is deciding on it. So we don’t ask you to decide from a description. Because our lab is here, we can build a physical preview of your new smile and let you wear it — talk in it, eat in it, take it home and show the people whose opinion you actually care about.

Nothing is filed, cemented, or made final until you’ve seen it on your own face and told us what to change.

1

Photographed and scanned.

Your face, your bite, the way your lip moves when you laugh. Smile design is proportion, not just color.

2

Designed.

We design the new smile digitally and shape it in the lab, here, by hand.

3

The trial smile.

You wear the preview. You live in it for a few days. You tell us what’s wrong with it.

4

Made.

Only then do we make the real thing — with every change you asked for already built in.

What makes a veneer look real

Translucency

Real enamel lets light through at the edge. Opaque veneers are the reason some smiles read instantly as dental work.

Proportion

Teeth that are too uniform look manufactured. The small asymmetries are what make a smile read as yours.

The shade beside it

Matching new work to the teeth around it is done in person, in daylight, against your face — never from a photograph emailed to an outside lab.

The craft

Made here. Worn everywhere.

Drag to explore

Case 01

Upper arch rebuilt with implants after 20 years of failing bridgework.

Full-arch implants · Four months

Case 02

A single crown — designed, shaded, and milled in one afternoon.

Same-visit crown · One appointment

The detail

Shade matched in daylight — against your face, not from a photo.

It’s why the new tooth disappears next to the old ones

Case 04

Two implants replacing a bridge that had run out of road.

Implants & crowns · Ten weeks

508 reviews. 5.0 stars. Here’s what people actually say.

“I spent twenty years hiding my teeth behind my hand. They rebuilt my entire upper arch — and the crowns were made right there, down the hall. Nobody can tell. That’s the point.”

R.M. · full-arch patient

“I hadn’t seen a dentist in nine years and I was ashamed of it. Nobody lectured me. Dr. Frangie just said, ‘we start where you are.’”

S.T. · new patient

“Dr. Saba caught a fracture two other dentists missed. Then he showed it to me on a screen the size of a television.”

D.H. · second opinion

“I have gripped the armrest at every dental visit of my life. This was the first time I didn’t.”

L.G. · longtime anxious patient

“Cracked a tooth on a Friday night. They answered, and I was in the chair Saturday morning.”

J.C. · emergency visit
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New patients

What happens the first time you come in

1

We look, and we listen.

A full exam, digital scans, and photographs. You’ll see your own mouth on a screen at the size of a television, which is usually the moment things start making sense.

2

We tell you the truth.

What’s urgent, what can wait, what will happen if you do nothing. In plain language, without pressure.

3

You get options and a number.

Written treatment plans with real costs, including what your insurance will and won’t cover. Financing available if you need it.

4

You decide.

Nothing gets scheduled in the room. Take the plan home. Get another opinion if you want one.

Visit us

In the Energy Corridor

14511 Old Katy Rd., Suite 180
Houston, TX 77079

Just off I-10 at Highway 6. Free surface parking at the door.

(281) 493-2936
Mon · Wed
8:00 – 5:00
Tue · Thu
8:00 – 4:00
Friday
8:00 – 2:00
Sat · Sun
Closed

A smile made with intention.

Start with a consultation. We’ll tell you what we see.