Prosthodontics in Dallas

Why Choose White Dental Spa?

If you’re looking for an experienced, highly-qualified prosthodontist in Highland Park, Uptown, Oaklawn, or Turtle Creek, White Dental Spa is where you want to be. Dr. Sara Chen, our prosthodontist, is a dental specialist with years of expertise, and she’s been recognized for her excellence in prosthodontics with the American College of Prosthodontics John Sharry Award.

But what is prosthodontics? Why would you need to see a prosthodontist? What types of treatments can you get from a prosthodontist in Dallas? Learn more on this page, or contact us now to schedule an appointment and ask your questions in person at White Dental Spa.

Explore The Difference For Yourself – Schedule A Prosthodontic Consultation!

If you are interested in working with a prosthodontist in Dallas, Dr. Sara Chen is the right choice. To learn more and see why you should come to White Dental Spa to restore your smile, just schedule a prosthodontic consultation with Dr. Chen. Call us at (214) 484-1064 to get started, meet with Dr. Chen, and see why you should work with the Dallas dental team at White Dental Spa to restore your smile, your bite, and your oral health.

Prosthodontic Services We Offer

Dental Crowns

Regain the strength, functionality, and aesthetics of your teeth

Custom-built porcelain dental crowns provide exceptional aesthetic results, and also protect vulnerable teeth from further damage and complications.

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Dental Implants

Restore and improve your oral health

Implant dentistry is one of our areas of expertise at White Dental Spa. Dr. Chen has years of expertise, and specializes in implant dentistry and full-mouth reconstruction.

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Dental Bridges

Restore your smile

Bridges are an excellent alternative to dental implants in some situations, and Dr. Chen can provide realistic, comfortable, life-like bridges to replace one or more lost teeth.

Dentures

A better smile just for you

Our prosthodontist will work with you to create comfortable, natural, and convenient removable partial or full dentures to restore your smile, your bite, and your confidence.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Qualifications For a Prosthodontist?

Prosthodontics is a dental specialty that requires additional training beyond a four-year dental degree (DMD or DDS). After graduating with a dental degree, a prosthodontist must enter an accredited prosthodontics residency program. These typically last 3 years. In this program, the prosthodontist will gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in the latest developments in prosthodontics. This specialty focuses on repairing damaged teeth and restoring missing teeth. After 3 years, the residency is complete, but the prosthodontist must still pass several exams before being accepted as a board-certified prosthodontist. Only after doing so can they call themselves a prosthodontist, and begin practicing on patients.

What Makes A Prosthodontist Different From A Dentist?

Both prosthodontists and general dentists can replace missing teeth. It’s common for general dentists to offer treatments like dental implants, crowns, dentures, and so on. But that doesn’t mean that they are the same. The difference is that general dentists provide restorative care along with lots of other services. As the name implies, they’re generalists. Prosthodontists are not. They don’t usually clean teeth, treat gum disease, or provide Invisalign treatment. Instead, they focus on repairing and restoring damaged or lost teeth, day in and day out. Not only do they have more education in this field, but they have a lot more expertise in the day-to-day treatment of these conditions. That means they can provide better overall results. Restoring damaged and missing teeth is their specialty!