Dental Services
Reconstructive Dentistry in Greater Boston
About Reconstructive Dentistry
Rebuilding Smiles That Last
Reconstructive dentistry restores the strength, function, and appearance of teeth that have been damaged, worn, or lost. Dr. Alex Smolyar plans every case around long-term stability, not just how a repair looks on the day it’s placed. When a case requires oral surgery, it’s handled on-site by Dr. Jeffrey Reitzel, our board-eligible oral and maxillofacial surgeon, so complex treatment stays coordinated under one roof instead of being split across separate offices.
Whether you need a single crown or a full-mouth rebuild, treatment begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your bite, remaining tooth structure, and overall oral health, so the plan we recommend is the one built to hold up for years to come.
Our Service Offerings
Reconstructive Dentistry
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Full Mouth Reconstruction
When multiple teeth need restoring, a full mouth reconstruction at Smolyar Dental delivers a comprehensive, coordinated solution. Dr. Alex Smolyar and his Newton, MA…
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Porcelain Dental Crowns
Custom porcelain dental crowns at Smolyar Dental in Newton, MA restore damaged, decayed, or weakened teeth with natural-looking ceramic restorations that are virtually indistinguishable…
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Porcelain Fixed Bridges
Replace missing teeth with a custom porcelain fixed bridge at Smolyar Dental in Newton, MA. A durable, non-surgical option that restores the appearance and…
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Dental Implants
The gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Dental implants at Smolyar Dental in Newton, MA permanently restore the look, feel, and function of natural…
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Dentures
Custom full and partial dentures at Smolyar Dental in Newton, MA. Modern dentures are nothing like the ill-fitting, uncomfortable prosthetics of previous generations —…
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Dentures on Implant / All-on-X
The most complete solution for full-arch tooth loss. All-on-X at Smolyar Dental in Newton, MA permanently replaces a full arch of teeth on strategically…
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Good to Know
Common Questions
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Reconstructive dentistry is typically recommended when teeth are significantly worn, damaged, decayed, or missing to the point where general treatment like a filling isn't enough. A comprehensive exam with Dr. Smolyar will determine whether your case calls for a single restoration or a more coordinated rebuild.
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Many reconstructive procedures, such as crowns, bridges, and dentures, have at least partial insurance coverage since they restore function rather than just appearance. Our team reviews your plan and outlines expected costs before any treatment begins.
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Timelines depend on the extent of the work. A single crown can often be completed in one or two visits, while full-mouth reconstruction may take several months to allow for healing, fittings, and final adjustments.
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Most reconstructive procedures are performed with local anesthesia and cause little to no discomfort during treatment. For more involved cases, sedation options are available to keep you comfortable throughout.
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Yes. Reconstructive treatment is planned around how your teeth fit together, so it often improves chewing function and bite alignment in addition to restoring appearance.
