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We’ve curated every detail for a calming, luxurious experience at the center.
Our reconstructive and aesthetic solutions are personalized specifically
for your smile.
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Dr. Sung Eun (Susie) Kim
Dr. Kim is a prosthodontist specializing in multiple restorations, dental implants, highly aesthetic dentistry, and dentures. A prosthodontist often serves as the “quarterback” for a patient’s overall smile and this specialization gives Dr. Kim the opportunity to do life-changing, multi-teeth dentistry.
After completing her undergraduate at Bryn Mawr College with a degree in chemistry, Dr. Kim earned her dental doctorate at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California. Her passion for designing facially-driven smiles led her to Harvard School of Dental Medicine, where she trained for another three years to specialize in prosthodontics. There, she earned her specialty in prosthodontics while also earning a Master’s Degree in Medical Sciences and serving as the Chief Resident. She currently teaches at the Englewood Hospital as their prosthodontic specialist for newly graduated dentists.
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What is a prosthodontist?
Prosthodontists help patients who need restoration and replacement of missing or damaged teeth. They specialize in designing and fitting dental prosthetics, like veneers, crowns, bridges, dentures, and dental implants.
How is a Prosthodontist different than a General Dentist?
Known as the architects of beautiful smiles, prosthodontists complete three additional years of intensive training in complex restorative and implant dentistry.
Our prosthodontists can help:
- Patients with missing teeth due to injury, decay, or congenital conditions.
- Individuals with worn-down or broken teeth.
- People with jaw or bite issues that effect their chewing and speech.
- Patients requiring dentures or dental implants for function and esthetics.
- Cancer patients or trauma victims requiring reconstructive oral prosthetics.
- Those simply looking for a new dentist for regular check-up and cleaning.