Dr. Gregory K. BoyajianProsthodontist · Palm Beach
A ceramist layering porcelain onto crowns with a fine brush

Prosthodontist · In-house dental laboratory · Palm Beach

Planned in the chair.Made at our own bench.

Dr. Gregory K. Boyajian, CDT, MDT, DDS, Prosthodontist. Crowns, veneers, implants and full-mouth reconstruction, with a private laboratory that has worked for this practice alone since 1996.

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The original Boyajian Dental Laboratory sign in West Virginia

Boyajian Dental Laboratory, since 1975West Virginia's first licensed Dicor laboratory. Today it serves one practice: this one.

Integrity · Dignity · Privacy · Understanding · Listening · Trust ·

Expediency · Experience · Service · Quality · Success · Friendship ·

Treatments

Restoring and replacing teeth is the specialty.

From a single crown to a whole mouth. Every restoration is made in the practice's own laboratory.

All treatments
Porcelain crowns and brushes on a laboratory bench
The original Boyajian Dental Laboratory sign, West Virginia

The first laboratory, Clarksburg, West Virginia

Clinic and laboratory under one roof

He ran a dental lab for ten years before dental school.

In 1975, unable to get into dental school, Greg Boyajian opened a dental laboratory with his wife Jessica and his brother Ben. It grew to serve more than 100 dentists in the Northeast. In 1996 it became private, and today it makes the crowns, bridges, veneers and dentures for this practice and no other.

1975

Laboratory founded

1997

In Palm Beach

100+

Dentists the lab once served

3

Generations in dentistry

Inside the laboratory

How an implant works

A new root, then a new tooth from our bench.

An implant replaces the root as well as the tooth. The part you see, the crown, is made in the practice's own laboratory.

CROWNGUMJAWBONE

  1. Step 01

    Placement

    The titanium implant is placed in the jawbone, with the area numb.

  2. Step 02

    Integration

    Over the healing period the bone bonds to the implant.

  3. Step 03

    Abutment

    A connector is fitted to carry the new tooth.

  4. Step 04

    Your crown

    The crown, shaded and fired in our own laboratory, is fixed in place.

Single tooth, several teeth or a full arch
Dr. Boyajian with Professor Per-Ingvar Brånemark
Dr. Boyajian with Prof. Per-Ingvar Brånemark, the father of modern implantology, 1994.

Dr. Gregory K. Boyajian

Technician, ceramist, prosthodontist.

Certified and master dental technician, Doctor of Dental Surgery from West Virginia University, specialist training in prosthodontics at the University of Florida. His research on ultra-low fusing ceramics is credited in Phillips' Science of Dental Materials.

“My patients entrust me with the awesome responsibility of restoring their dental health. Success of this magnitude does not come by accident. It must be thoroughly and carefully planned.”
CDTMDTDDSProsthodontistAmerican College of ProsthodontistsAcademy of Osseointegration
Read his story With his daughter, Dr. Jennifer Boyajian Medina, DMD

In their words

Patients, and the teachers who shaped him.

Quoted from the practice's own testimonials and Dr. Boyajian's biography.

  • “Dr. Boyajian understood what I wanted and how I wanted my teeth and smile to be improved. After a very detailed consultation, Dr. Boyajian and his team worked tirelessly to deliver everything I had asked for. All of their efforts have given me the ultimate smile.”

    Donna Brown

    Mrs. Florida International 2010, Mrs. Florida America 2002

  • “Dr. Boyajian made new crowns for all my teeth, giving my smile a more youthful appearance. He is truly an artist and perfectionist, making sure that the final result looks completely natural.”

    Judith

    Patient

  • “Dear Gregory and Jessica, thank you for my beautiful smile.”

    Joyce

    Handwritten card, Palm Beach, 2006

  • “In a subsequent oral emergency, Dr. Boyajian and his family went far and above the norm in making sure I received emergency attention at Mayo Clinic. Dr. Boyajian and the entire Boyajian family is our first choice for dental care.”

    Judith

    Patient

  • “It is a pleasure to have you as a friend. Keep up your excellent work for our wonderful profession.”

    Dr. Peter E. Dawson

    Inscription in his book on occlusion, 1993

  • “I would tell him not to always go by the book. People are different. Treat them individually.”

    Prof. Per-Ingvar Brånemark

    Interviewed by Dr. Boyajian, 1994

Palm Beach Society cover, The Family Behind the Smile

Featured on the cover of Palm Beach Society, June 13, 2008: “The Boyajians: The Family Behind the Smile.” Patient stories and press

Your first visit

Seven parts of a thorough examination.

From these, you receive a treatment plan that states the objective, the number of visits, the length of each visit and the cost. You are welcome to seek a second or third opinion.

  1. 01

    Health and dental history

    Your medical history, medications and what you have been through with your teeth so far.

  2. 02

    Clinical examination

    Teeth, gums and soft tissues, including an oral cancer screening.

  3. 03

    Radiographs

    Both a panoramic image and a full-mouth series, so nothing below the gum line is guessed at.

  4. 04

    Periodontal evaluation

    The gums and bone that support the teeth.

  5. 05

    TMJ and bite

    A temporomandibular joint exam and an occlusal evaluation of how your teeth meet.

  6. 06

    Models and bite records

    Upper and lower models, so your case can be studied away from the chair.

  7. 07

    Photographs

    Intraoral and extraoral photographs to plan, and later to compare.

In search of the perfect smile

Look at your smile the way he does.

From Dr. Boyajian's essay, first published in Palm Beach Society. Tick what you notice in the mirror and bring the list to a consultation.

Your notes for a consultation

Sit in front of a mirror in good light and smile with your lips apart. Tick anything you notice. As Dr. Boyajian writes, do not be too critical: the perfect smile is a goal, and perfection is rare.

Request a cosmetic consultation Read the full guide and all ten checks

Where patients come from

On the island, and across the bridges.

The practice was built for the Town of Palm Beach, its guests and its visitors. Patients also come from across Palm Beach County.

235 Peruvian Avenue, Palm Beach, FL 33480

Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM

All areas

Questions

Before you call.

All questions

235 Peruvian Avenue, Palm Beach

The first step is a thorough examination.

Request an appointment online, or call the office. The scheduling coordinator confirms every time by phone.

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