Dr. Sarah Nazari, D.D.S.

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Saah M. Nazeri, who treats patients in Alamosa, Colorado. 

Dr. Nazeri is a dentist serving Alamosa and the surrounding communities, through her private practice Blanca Peak Dental Center. Her practice is dedicated to maintaining the health and beauty of her patients’ smiles. They achieve this by providing quality and comprehensive service for all of their patients in a welcoming environment. A patient’s satisfaction is their highest priority; they find their work rewarding and offer general, cosmetic, and restorative dental solutions in Alamosa. Her practice philosophy is to promote optimum oral health and to provide you and your family with the highest quality dental care in the most gentle and relaxing manner possible.

Getting to know people and building relationships is one of the things Dr. Nazeri cherishes most about dentistry. She likes to encourage you as a current or future patient to express what your needs are so they can do their best to accommodate them. 

In regards to her education, Dr. Nazeri graduated with her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Colorado in Biochemistry and Chemistry. She then earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center School of Dental Medicine. She has continued to expand her knowledge of dentistry through continuing education classes, mini-residencies, and certifications. Her belief is that in order to be the best provider for you and your family, she has to have the most knowledge and push herself to stay current with the ever-changing field of dentistry.

She is able to offer a comprehensive approach to dentistry. She has been trained in: cosmetic dentistry, crown and bridges, implant placement and restoration, oral surgery, endodontics, removable prosthodontics, treatment of TMD, sleep apnea, botox and dermal fillers, and orthodontics. For those that are nervous, she offers a variety of calming solutions including but not limited to: IV sedation, also known as conscious sedation or sleep dentistry, oral sedation, and nitrous.

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