Prosthodontics Towson, MD

Dr. Keith Boenning finished his advanced training in Prosthodontics in 1985. He has often been named a “Top Prosthodontist” by Baltimore magazine. He is also a member of the American College of Prosthodontists.

Dr. Nathan Dancykier is a member of the American College of Prosthodontists and the American Prosthodontic Society. He also received the Excellence in Prosthodontics award from the Southeastern Academy of Prosthodontics.

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Prosthodontists help patients restore or replace missing and damaged teeth. Dr. Keith Boenning and Dr. Nathan Dancykier are experienced Towson prosthodontists who use various restorative treatments to fix and restore teeth.

Prosthodontics In Towson

Our prosthodontists can restore your teeth to look and work like natural teeth. They are experts in solving complex dental problems with different treatments. Each patient gets a personalized treatment plan to address all their dental issues.

Our dentists will use several diagnostics to fully understand your oral health. You might need one or more procedures. Dr. Boenning and Dr. Dancykier offer many treatments for patients with missing and damaged teeth, such as:

  • Porcelain Veneers: Dental veneers are thin ceramic shells attached to the front and sides of teeth. Our porcelain veneers look natural and cover discolored, chipped, cracked, and worn teeth. To learn more about the porcelain veneers process, see Porcelain Veneers.
  • Tooth Bonding: Dental bonding is an affordable way to fix damaged teeth. Our dentists can complete the treatment in one visit. We apply the biocompatible compound directly to the damaged part of the tooth and shape it. To learn more about the tooth bonding process, see Tooth Bonding.
  • Dental Bridges: A dental bridge can replace one or more missing teeth. Bridges can be either removable or fixed. A fixed bridge is held in place by nearby teeth or dental implants. To learn more about the types of dental bridges we offer, see Dental Bridge.
  • Dental Implants: Teeth implants are a great way to replace missing teeth. They fix teeth at the roots, preventing bone loss and holding dental prostheses in place. Dental implants can secure crowns, bridges, or dentures. To learn more about the benefits of dental implants, see Dental Implants.
  • Dentures: Partial dentures replace multiple teeth, while full dentures replace all teeth in an arch. Traditional dentures are removable and stay in place with suction. Dental implants can secure dentures, making them last longer and be more durable. To learn more about the types of dentures we offer, see Dentures and Partials.
  • Dental Crowns: A dental crown can fix damaged, cracked, or broken teeth. Crowns can also restore a balanced bite and cover implants for a natural look. To learn more about the dental crown process, see Dental Crown.
  • TMJ Disorder: If you have chronic headaches, face pain, and tooth damage, you might have a TMJ disorder. We offer night guards to ease jaw pain, tooth pain, and headaches. To learn more about the treatments me offer for TMJ, see TMJ Treatment.

Prosthodontics FAQs

To learn more about prosthodontics, begin by reading through our frequently asked questions. Here, we address many of the questions people have. If you have further questions or concerns, please contact us and we will be happy to help you.

Does a prosthodontist pull teeth?

Yes, a prosthodontist can extract teeth, but it’s not their main job. They mostly work on restoring, replacing and improving teeth. If you need a tooth extraction, your prosthodontist might first send you to an oral surgeon or general dentist.

Is prosthodontics worth it?

Prosthodontics is a great choice for patients who want to fix their smiles and improve their bite. It can help make you look better, improve how well you chew, and boost your overall dental health. This can make you feel more confident and improve your health and quality of life. Talk to our dentist or prosthodontist to find the best treatment plan for you.

Do prosthodontists do bone grafts?

Yes, prosthodontists can provide bone grafts. They use this procedure to create the right shape and support needed for dental implants. If there’s not enough height in the jawbone for implants, they might also use sinus lifts to make more room.

Do dentists consider bridges prosthodontics?

Yes, dental bridges are a part of prosthodontics. This field of dentistry focuses on fixing and replacing missing or damaged teeth. A dental bridge is a false tooth that fills in gaps where teeth are missing. Our prosthodontists are experts in making and fitting these bridges so they look and work like real teeth.

Who needs prosthodontics treatment?

Patients typically need prosthodontics if they are missing one or more teeth. This service can also restore a smile after facial trauma or correct missing teeth. Prosthodontics can also help improve the beauty of your smile by creating a more uniform look.

How do prosthodontists differ from other dentists?

Prosthodontists are specialists in fixing and replacing missing or damaged teeth. They handle all aspects of restoring teeth, from design to maintenance. While general dentists learn some prosthodontics in school, prosthodontists go through an extra three years of special training after dental school.

This extra training helps them deal with more complex issues and create customized treatment plans. Their specialized skills make them great at improving the look and function of your teeth and gums.


Schedule a Consultation with a Prosthodontist in Towson, MD.

Get treatment for your damaged or lost teeth in our Towson, Maryland, dental office! Contact our office by calling 410-324-2294 or requesting an appointment with our patients online. Let Dr. Boenning or Dr. Dancykier know if you have questions about your specific dental concerns at your next visit. They will examine your smile and review your treatment options with you to ensure that you feel comfortable with your care.