Prosthodontics Services Springboro & Dayton

Springboro & Dayton Prosthodontics Services

Our prosthodontics team specializes in restoring missing or damaged teeth, from single-tooth solutions to full-arch rehabilitation, so you can eat, speak, and smile with confidence again.

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Meet Our Prosthodontist

Dr. Cory B. Sellers

Cory B. Sellers, DDS, MSD

Prosthodontist

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Dr. Sellers has dedicated his practice to treating complex dental and facial problems, working with patients who need anything from a single crown to complete full mouth reconstruction. He often coordinates with our periodontal and endodontics teams to build a complete treatment plan for patients with more advanced dental needs. Learn more on our Prosthodontic FAQ page.

Prosthodontics: Frequently Asked Questions

What does a prosthodontist do?

A prosthodontist specializes in restoring missing or damaged teeth and jaw structures, using treatments like dentures, veneers, implant restoration, and full mouth reconstruction.

Do I need a referral to see your prosthodontist?

Many patients are referred by their general dentist, though you can also contact our office directly to schedule with Dr. Sellers.

What’s the difference between a prosthodontist and a general dentist?

Prosthodontists complete three additional years of specialized training beyond dental school, focused specifically on complex restorative and cosmetic treatment planning.

What treatments does prosthodontics include?

Prosthodontic treatments include dentures, partials, veneers, implant restoration, and full mouth reconstruction, often coordinated across multiple specialties.

Is prosthodontic treatment only for patients with extensive tooth loss?

No, prosthodontists also treat single-tooth issues and cosmetic concerns, in addition to more extensive restorative cases.

How long does prosthodontic treatment typically take?

Treatment length varies widely based on complexity, from a single appointment for a veneer to several months for full mouth reconstruction.