A prosthodontist specializes in the maintenance of oral function, comfort, appearance and health by the replacement of missing teeth and oral tissues with artificial substitutes such as veneers, crowns, bridges, dentures and dental implants. Prosthodontists are diagnostic, treatment planning and restorative experts who commonly deal with complex cases. Dental cosmetics and smile rejuvenation are an area of our expertise.
Prosthodontists complete an additional three years of graduate residency program beyond dental school. In addition to an extensive clinical education, this training features an in-depth study of dental materials and related sciences, hands-on experience with all dental laboratory procedures and collaboration with other dental specialists.
Prosthodontists are dedicated to the highest standard of care and can restore optimum function and appearance to your smile. From the simple to the complex, restorations are designed and created with precision, focusing on natural esthetics, biocompatibility and longevity.
You have missing teeth and you want to have them replaced
You have many bad teeth (cavities, broken, worn) and you want to have a long-term esthetic and functional solution to fix your teeth
You want to improve the appearance of your smile
You have a removable prosthesis and you want teeth that are fixed so you no longer have to take them out
You have dentures that are loose and uncomfortable and you cannot eat well
Prosthodontists are specially trained to treat complicated dental conditions involving extreme wear, extensive damage to teeth and multiple missing teeth and dental cosmetic makeovers. Prosthodontists are oral architects, planning and coordinating treatment with a multi-disciplinary team comprising of General Dentists, Orthodontists, Endodontists, Periodontists, Pedodontists and Oral Surgeons. Depending on the complexity, prosthodontic treatment could include a combination of crowns, bridges, dental implants, veneers and/or dentures.