LADD Dental Group of Bunker Hill

LADD Dental Group of Bunker Hill | Dr. Sai Malpeddi

We are incredibly excited to officially welcome Dr. Sai Malpeddi to LADD Dental Group of Bunker Hill as he begins seeing patients and caring for families in our community!

Dr. Malpeddi brings a strong educational background, a passion for dentistry, and a genuine commitment to providing patients with thoughtful, comprehensive care. We are thrilled to have him become part of the LADD Dental Group family and look forward to seeing the relationships he builds with our patients and team.

At LADD Dental Group, we believe that great dentistry is about much more than treating teeth. It is about building trust, listening to our patients, and creating relationships that last for generations. Dr. Malpeddi shares that philosophy, making him a wonderful addition to our Bunker Hill team.

As we continue to grow and serve more families throughout North Central Indiana, adding talented and compassionate providers like Dr. Malpeddi allows us to expand access to high-quality family dental care while maintaining the personal touch that has always been at the heart of LADD Dental Group.

Welcome to the LADD family, Dr. Malpeddi! We are so excited for this next chapter and can't wait for our Bunker Hill patients to meet you. We are grateful to have you on our team and look forward to everything you will accomplish alongside us!

LADD Dental Group — family serving families since 1978.

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