Dr. Gustavo A. Sague, DDS

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Leading the Way in Delivering High-Quality Dental Care

A seasoned dentist, Dr. Sague works with patients at his private practice, GS Dental. He specializes in providing a wide range of dental services for both children and adults, including cavity prevention, gum disease prevention, dental aesthetics, dental surgery, root canal treatment (endodontics), dentures, and more. 

GS Dental understands the importance of maintaining good oral health for overall well-being. That’s why they offer a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, ensuring that they receive the personalized attention and treatment they deserve.

Graduating with his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the New York University College of Dentistry, Dr. Sague is dedicated to helping patients achieve optimal oral health through personalized and timely care. His expertise and passion for dentistry drive him to deliver top-notch services that prioritize patient comfort and satisfaction.

With a focus on utilizing state-of-the-art technology and a warm, family-like approach, he ensures that every patient receives the highest quality of professional care. His goal is not only to address his patients’ dental needs, but also to leave them with a smile on their face after each visit.

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