About Sarah Pitarra (DDS)

This Corpus Christi practice takes a whole-body approach to dental care, conducting thorough whole-person examinations rather than limited exams on new patients — assessments that include analysis of the airway alongside the dentition. Non-toxic dental materials and ingredients are used with long-term oral-systemic health outcomes in mind, and a fluoride-free option is offered for patients who prefer it, with fluoridated options still available. Dental sleep medicine is a stated emphasis: the practice partners with sleep physicians, offers at-home sleep testing, and provides oral appliance therapy. Recorded procedures span family dentistry, fluoride-free prophylaxis, metal-free dentistry, oral surgery, periodontal therapy, sleep and airway dentistry, TMJ/TMD therapy, and veneers. Clinical instrumentation includes intraoral cameras, a digital impression system, soft tissue laser dentistry, all-digital radiography, and a CBCT scanner used to map the upper airway, underlying bone, and facial nerve position when planning implant placement and root canal treatment.

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Credentialed Clinician

Sarah Pitarra (DDS)

Directory member

IABDM recordverified 8 September 2026

Procedures

Metal-Free Dentistry Family Dentistry Fluoride-Free Prophylaxis Oral Surgery Periodontal Therapy Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Practice Details

Common Questions

What does a first visit involve at this practice?

New patients do not receive a limited exam here. The practice conducts a thorough, whole-person examination that includes analyzing the airway and discussing habits and what health means in broader terms, rather than assessing the dentition in isolation. Treatment planning is personalized to each patient's stated preferences and goals.

Can I receive dental care without fluoride here?

Yes. The practice offers a fluoride-free option for patients who prefer it, while still offering fluoridated options for those who want them. This followed a broader shift toward considering what is put in and on the body, and patients are asked about their preference rather than assigned a default.

How is sleep apnea assessed and treated here?

The process runs in three stages. Patients first assess their risk of obstructive sleep apnea through a sleep quiz, then take a sleep study — the practice partners with sleep physicians and offers at-home sleep testing to determine whether CPAP or oral appliance therapy is indicated. Treatment options are then reviewed together before a choice is made.

What diagnostic technology does the practice use?

Intraoral cameras display high-resolution images on a monitor during the exam. A digital impression system captures a 3D scan with a wand instead of putty impressions. All-digital radiography reduces radiation exposure by over 80 percent, and a CBCT scanner produces a 3D map showing both arches, underlying bone, upper airway structure, and facial nerve location for planning implant placement and root canal treatment.

Where is the practice located in Corpus Christi?

The office sits near the intersection of McArdle Rd. and Everhart Rd., less than a block from the Target in Moore Plaza. It is a short drive from Driscoll Children's Hospital and under twenty minutes from the Texas State Aquarium.