When the case is complex, you want the specialist's specialist.

Most people have never heard the word "prosthodontist", and that's okay. Here's what it means for you: when previous dental work has failed, when multiple teeth need rebuilding, when grinding or jaw pain is taking over your life, or when another dentist said your case was "too complex" — this is the specialist trained to handle it. Dr. Sergio is one of the few prosthodontists in the Wellington and Palm Beach area. Other dentists, orthodontists, and oral surgeons refer their most difficult cases here, because this is exactly what he was trained for.

What is a Prosthodontist?

One of only 9 recognized dental specialties. Focused on restoring and replacing teeth. 3+ years of advanced training beyond dental school. The expert other dentists call.

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation

What it is: When multiple teeth are damaged, worn down, or missing, and the bite itself needs to be rebuilt, a full-mouth rehabilitation is the comprehensive plan to restore everything. It's not one procedure; it's a coordinated sequence of treatments designed to rebuild your teeth, your bite, and your confidence from the ground up.

Who is it for: Patients with years of accumulated dental problems, severe wear from grinding, multiple failing restorations, or anyone who's been told "you need to fix everything." This is the treatment plan that finally puts it all together.

Post & Core

What it is: When a tooth has had a root canal and lost most of its structure, a post and core rebuilds the internal foundation. A post is placed into the root canal for anchorage, and a core is built up around it, creating a solid base for a crown to sit on. It's the structural engineering that makes the restoration possible.

Who is it for: Patients with a root-canal-treated tooth that doesn't have enough remaining structure to support a crown on its own. Often done in preparation for a crown in the same treatment sequence.

Full Denture

What it is: A complete denture replaces an entire arch of missing teeth, upper, lower, or both. Today's dentures are designed for comfort, stability, and a natural appearance. We take detailed impressions and work closely with you on fit, shape, and shade so the result looks and feels like your own.

Who is it for: Patients who have lost all teeth in one or both arches, or whose remaining teeth can no longer be saved. Also for patients replacing an old, ill-fitting denture that's affecting their ability to eat, speak, or smile comfortably.

Partial Denture

What it is: A partial denture fills in the gaps when you're missing some teeth but not all. It clasps onto your remaining teeth for support and restores your ability to chew, speak, and smile without gaps. Removable, lightweight, and custom-fit to your mouth.

Who is it for: Patients missing several teeth in one area who want a removable, non-surgical solution. Also a strong option for patients who aren't candidates for implants or bridges.

Interim Partial Denture

What it is: An interim partial is a temporary solution that fills gaps while you're in the middle of a larger treatment plan — like waiting for implants to heal or for a permanent restoration to be fabricated. It keeps you functional and confident during the in-between.

Who is it for: Patients in the middle of a multi-step treatment plan who need something to wear while permanent work is being completed. No one should have to go without teeth while they wait.

Overdentures (Implant-Supported)

What it is: An overdenture is a denture that snaps onto dental implants for stability — giving you the security of a fixed restoration with the convenience of something removable. It doesn't slip, doesn't shift, and lets you eat and speak with confidence.

Who is it for: Patients who currently wear dentures and want more stability, or patients who need full-arch replacement and want something more secure than a traditional denture. A great middle ground between conventional dentures and a fully fixed implant solution.

Night Guards

What it is: A custom-fitted guard worn during sleep that protects your teeth from the damage caused by grinding and clenching. Unlike store-bought options, ours are made from precise impressions of your mouth for a comfortable, accurate fit that actually works.

Who is it for: Patients who grind or clench at night — whether you know it or not. Signs include worn-down teeth, morning jaw soreness, headaches, or chipped teeth.

Sleep Apnea Device

What it is: A custom oral appliance that repositions the lower jaw slightly forward during sleep, keeping the airway open and reducing snoring and sleep apnea episodes. It's a comfortable, portable alternative to a CPAP machine — and it fits in your pocket.

Who is it for: Patients diagnosed with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, or those who can't tolerate a CPAP. Also for patients whose snoring is affecting their quality of sleep — or their partner's. Requires a sleep study diagnosis.