Dr. Sadeer Daood, DDS, DICOI

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Get to know Implant & Cosmetic Dentist, Dr. Sadeer Daood, who serves patients in West Bloomfield, Michigan. 

Dr. Daood is currently serving patients’ dental needs at Dental Care of Michigan- Oakland, located in the city of West Bloomfield, MI. He is the co-founder and dental director of dental care of Michigan. There, besides general dentistry, the practice is focused on implant and reconstructive dentistry, including and not limited to cosmetic rehabilitation and full mouth reconstruction. Dental care of Michigan currently serve patients out of 26 locations throughout the metro Detroit area. In 2014, Dr Daood partnered with North America dental group (NADG) to expand the company’s footprint in Michigan.    

Dr. Daood earned his undergraduate degree in biochemistry from the University of Windsor in  Canada in 2001. He then went on to earn his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Detroit Mercy in 2005. Post graduation, he completed an oral surgery externship with St. John’s hospital. After his externship and before co-founding Dental Care of Michigan, he was an associate dentist for Dental Health Group from 2005-2008. There the practice focus was on reconstructive/cosmetic dentistry.

As a Board-certified implantologist, Dr. Daood, is a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, a Fellow of the American Academy of Facial Esthetics and an active member of both the MDA and ADA. He has had the honor of mentoring over 70 doctors over the last 10 years on multi faceted general dentistry approach (creating the super GP) with a main focus on surgical and implant dentistry. 

As an active partner of North American Dental Group, Dr. Daood has helped in launching multiple programs geared to mentor new doctors joining the group. He has been a member of NADG’s dental advisory board, advisory member to the board of directors, dental director of the Michigan regions, and currently NADG midwest market president.

Dr. Daood currently resides in the city of orchard Lake, Michigan. He is happily married with 3 children, Brielle 10, Brody 8, and Beau 4. His lovely wife, Rewaq, is a tax attorney. When not working or spending time with his family he enjoys sports, especially volleyball and he is an avid fan of the NFL.

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