
Looking for a Dentist in Saratoga, CA? Bascom Family Dental – Karan Mody serves local patients with general dentistry, pediatric dental care, and cosmetic dental care. Use this Dental Country listing to review a short practice overview, confirm the office location, and find phone and website details.
- General Dentistry
- Pediatric Dentists
- Cosmetic Dentists
Based on this office's local time zone.
- Address
- 19100 Cox Ave STE C, Saratoga, CA 95070
- Phone
- (408) 247-8001
- Hours Last synced
Weekly office hours for Bascom Family Dental – Karan Mody Monday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM (PT) Tuesday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM (PT) Wednesday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM (PT) Thursday 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM (PT) Friday Closed Saturday Closed Sunday Closed
About us
Providing dental care to your whole family. Our dental care team takes the time to sit down, listen to your concerns, and help you get your oral health exactly where you want it.
Dr. Karan Mody, DDS joined us in May 2014, and patients started sending their neighbors and friends our way almost immediately. His wife, Dr. Tiffany Chan, DDS, was practicing in Mountain View at the time, while we raised our two young kids. He's been in this office Monday through Thursday ever since.
Dr. Chan opened her own office in Santa Clara in October 2019. When the pandemic hit a few months later, it forced us to reevaluate. We realized the best move for our family, and our patients, was to bring our two independent practices together. Dr. Mody temporarily moved out while we built a brand-new, unified space, and in August 2022 we opened the doors as a team. Dr. Chan has been treating patients here ever since.
A lot has changed since 2014, including our office and finally having both of us under one roof. But through all the growth, the way we treat patients like extensions of our own family has stayed the same.
Catch it early, keep it simple. The routine care that stops the expensive problems before they start.
Rebuild what's worn or broken, matched to how your bite actually moves and built to last.
Refinements, only when you ask for them. Never the default line on a treatment plan.

