Prosthodontics
Full-mouth reconstruction
When many teeth need work, one plan instead of many patches.
Prosthodontics is Dr. Boyajian's specialty: restoring a whole mouth so it looks right, chews comfortably and speaks clearly, planned as one case.
Worn, broken, crowned and re-crowned teeth rarely fail one at a time. Dr. Boyajian trained as a specialist in prosthodontics at the University of Florida precisely for these cases, and he plans them as a whole: the bite, the joints, the gums and the appearance together. "I am aiming for lifelong success, a beautiful smile, comfortable function, and clear phonetics. Success of this magnitude does not come by accident. It must be thoroughly and carefully planned."
Reasons people come in
- Many worn, broken or heavily filled teeth
- Old crowns with gaps at the gum line
- Bite or jaw problems after teeth have shifted
- Missing teeth alongside teeth that need restoring
- A smile that no longer matches your face
What it involves
Step by step.
- 01
Complete examination
Health history, panoramic and full-mouth radiographs, a periodontal and TMJ evaluation, models, bite records and photographs.
- 02
A written plan
The objective of each treatment, the number of visits, the length of each visit and the cost, explained before anything starts.
- 03
Your input
You are a partner in the plan. Questions are answered until it is clear, and you are welcome to seek a second or third opinion.
- 04
Treatment in stages
Restorations are made in the in-house laboratory, so adjustments to shape and shade happen in the same building.
Related
Often discussed together.
Prosthodontics
Dentures and partial dentures
Complete or partial, conventional or immediate, made where they are fitted.
Read moreImplants
Dental implants
One tooth, several, or a whole arch, replaced with a fixed solution.
Read moreRestorative
Porcelain crowns
A tooth that cannot be filled, rebuilt to its own shape and shade.
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The first step is a thorough examination.
Request an appointment online, or call the office. The scheduling coordinator confirms every time by phone.