Frequently Asked Questions
A Prosthodontist is a highly trained dental specialist dedicated to restoring and replacing teeth, enhancing function, comfort, and aesthetics. After completing dental school, Prosthodontists undergo three additional years of advanced training in crowns, bridges, dentures, veneers, and dental implants. They also possess extensive expertise in diagnosing and treating temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD) and restoring dentition following orofacial injuries and oral cancer surgeries.
A Prosthodontist is a dental specialist who has completed three years of additional training and education in the restoration and replacement of teeth after dental school. Prosthodontists are experts in complex cases involving dentures, crowns, bridges, and dental implants, and they focus on enhancing both function and esthetics. Their specialized skills allow them to create tailored solutions for patients with unique dental needs. A general dentist provides a wide range of dental services, focusing on overall oral health, preventive care, and basic restorative treatments.
We do not accept dental insurance, however, we will submit your treatment to your dental insurance company for reimbursement toward your treatment.
We offer flexible financing options through Cherry and CareCredit to make your treatment more affordable.
While we accept referrals, referrals are not required to schedule an appointment. We welcome new patients, self-referrals, and referrals from other dental practices.
Please bring your patient forms, a valid photo ID, your dental insurance card (as applicable), and any recent dental X-rays or records you’d like to share.
Initial consultations typically last about one hour, depending on your needs and treatment goals.
There is a fee for the initial consultation with the doctor that will be applied toward the cost of treatment should you choose to proceed with treatment. Please note that any necessary diagnostic records — such as radiographs or other imaging — may incur a separate charge.
The duration of your treatment plan can vary significantly based on your specific dental needs and the complexity of your case. Some treatments may be completed in a matter of weeks, while others might take months to years to complete. Factors influencing the timeline include the type of prosthodontic services required, as well as any necessary pre-prosthetic treatments, such as implants, crown lengthening, or endodontic therapy (root canal treatment). During your consultation, we will discuss your individual treatment plan options and provide a more accurate estimate of the estimated time involved.
We’re happy to help — contact our team at 215-728-1696 or email us at prosthodonticslimited@gmail.com
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