Meet Dr. John Sabat
Dr. John Sabat is a highly trained cosmetic dentist with extensive expertise in Implantology and Full Mouth Reconstruction. Originally from New Jersey, Dr. Sabat earned his doctorate at the Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine in Illinois and returned to his home state of New Jersey to complete a residency at the renowned Newark Beth Israel Medical Center: Children’s Hospital of New Jersey. During his residency, he participated in the Friends of San Lucas mission trip to Guatemala, furthering his commitment to compassionate care. Dr. Sabat has continued his professional journey with advanced post-doctoral training, completing a 2-year Implantology and Prosthetics program, a 1-year Full Mouth Reconstruction program, and a 1-year Aesthetic program at NYU. With over 1,300 hours of continuing education, Dr. Sabat has transformed countless smiles and positively impacted the lives of his patients.
Real results
Before & After.
Real patient cases — added here as they're photographed and approved for use.
Porcelain veneers — 6 front teeth
Gap closure, 2 teeth
Porcelain veneers — full upper arch
Discoloration correction
Veneers + Invisalign combination case
Full smile makeover
Your options
Veneers Aren't the Only Way to Fix a Smile — Here's How They Compare.
Fastest
Whitening
- Fixes color only
- One visit or take-home trays
- Fades over time, needs upkeep
Reversible
Bonding
- Composite resin shaped chairside
- Fixes small chips or gaps
- Lasts 5–7 years, can stain
Permanent
Porcelain Veneers
- Fixes color, shape, and alignment together
- Stain-resistant, built to last 15+ years
- Custom-designed for your face and smile
Alignment First · Varies
Invisalign + Veneers
- Straightens teeth before veneers
- Best for larger alignment issues
- We'll tell you if you need this step
Porcelain vs. composite
Ask What Material You're Actually Getting.
"Veneers" gets used loosely — some offices quote composite bonding and call it a veneer. Here's the real difference.
Composite Veneers
Shaped and hardened chairside in one visit. Lower cost, but softer and more prone to staining — typically lasts 5–7 years before needing touch-ups.
What We Recommend
Depends on your goals and budget — we lay out both honestly at your consult instead of defaulting to whichever is easier for us to place.
Porcelain Veneers
Lab-fabricated, custom-shaded, bonded permanently. Stain-resistant and built to last 15 years or more with normal care. What we use for final results.
How it's built
From first consult to your final smile.
01
Smile design consultation
We talk through what you want to change — shape, color, spacing — and preview a design before any tooth is touched. Free, no obligation.
02
Written treatment plan
How many veneers, material, and full cost — on paper before you commit. Veneers are typically not covered by insurance; financing options are laid out clearly.
03
Minimal prep
A thin layer of enamel, less than a fingernail's thickness, is removed to make room for the veneer — most of your natural tooth stays untouched.
04
Temporary veneers
You wear temporaries while your custom, permanent veneers are fabricated to the exact shade and shape from your design.
05
Final bonding
Dr. Sabat bonds your final porcelain veneers in place, checking fit, bite, and shade match before you leave.
Who's designing your smile
Cosmetic Work, Led by Someone Trained Specifically for It.
Cosmetic & Aesthetics
Dr. John H. Sabat
NYU-trained in cosmetic dentistry and aesthetics, with over 1,300 hours of continuing education. Designs and places every veneer case personally.
Treatment Planning
Treatment Coordinator
Walks you through cost, financing, and scheduling once your smile design and treatment plan are set.
Hygiene & Care
Jessica Sabat, RDH
Manages ongoing hygiene and care around your veneers once treatment is complete.
Cost & financing
No Surprise Pricing.
Veneer cost depends on how many teeth you're treating and the material you choose. Here's what you get before deciding anything.
Free smile design consultation
See a preview of your new smile and get a real cost estimate before spending anything.
Insurance is usually limited
Veneers are typically considered cosmetic, so most insurance plans won't cover them — we'll confirm your specific plan either way.
Financing available
Payment plans are available so cost isn't the reason you put off a smile you actually want.
One written quote, no changes mid-treatment
The plan we give you at your consult is the plan we bill.
Patients on the team
What people say after they've been in the chair.
At Ocean Blue Dental Group, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional care tailored to each patient's needs. Our testimonials reflect the satisfaction of our clients, who appreciate our commitment to personalized service, from routine visits to complex procedures.
