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Prosthodontist in Weston, FL

by Dr. Bozzuti

A prosthodontist is a dentist who has completed three additional years of accredited specialty training in rebuilding and replacing teeth and Dr. Gabriela Bozzuti has spent that training, and the years of postgraduate teaching that followed it, on the cases other practices refer out. Crowns, bridges, dentures, implant restorations, smile makeovers, full-mouth reconstruction: here in Weston, every case is planned around your bite and your face before a single tooth is prepared.

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A dental specialist trained beyond dental school in the replacement and restoration of teeth — the discipline concerned with rebuilding a mouth, not repairing it one surface at a time

Dr. Bozzuti completed her three-year specialty program in the United States after earning her dental degree at the University of Buenos Aires

What Is a Prosthodontist?

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A general dentist treats teeth as they present; a prosthodontist plans the whole mouth first — bite, spacing, gum line and facial proportion — and works backward to the individual tooth

It is the difference between repairing what broke and deciding what the finished result should be before anything is prepared

Prosthodontist vs. General Dentist

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When teeth are worn, chipped or heavily filled, a smile makeover is built from full-coverage crowns rather than veneers - restoring structure and appearance in the same treatment


The prosthodontic route to a smile makeover: length, edge position and bite are designed first, then the crowns are made to that plan

Smile Makeover

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Professional-grade whitening calibrated to your natural tooth color - never stark or artificial

A gateway to greater confidence, often the first step in a broader smile journey

Teeth Whitening

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The rebuild of a worn, broken or heavily restored mouth, sequenced in planned stages so each phase is verified before the next begins.


For patients whose previous dentistry has fallen short — these are the cases Dr. Bozzuti leans into rather than refers out

Full Mouth Reconstruction

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A diagnostic session that maps your smile makeover options - veneers, crowns, whitening, contouring or a combination against your bite, your gum line and your facial proportion.


You leave understanding which approach suits your case and why, with no treatment plan committed until you are ready.

Your Smile Makeover Consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is a prosthodontist?
    A prosthodontist is a dental specialist who has completed three additional years of accredited training after dental school in restoring and replacing teeth. Dr. Gabriela Bozzuti completed her specialty program in the United States and has spent the years since on crowns, bridges, dentures, implant restorations and full-mouth reconstruction.
     

  2. Prosthodontist vs. dentist - what is the difference?
    A general dentist treats teeth as they present. A prosthodontist plans the whole mouth first - bite, spacing, gum line and facial proportion - and then works back to the individual tooth. For a single filling either is appropriate; for a worn, broken or heavily restored mouth, the specialist decides what the finished result should be before anything is prepared.
     

  3. How do I find a prosthodontist near me in Weston, FL?
    Dental Wellness at Weston is a prosthodontic practice in Weston, Florida, and also sees patients from Davie, Southwest Ranches and Fort Lauderdale. When searching for a prosthodontist near you, confirm the doctor holds a specialty certificate in prosthodontics rather than a general dental license alone.
     

  4. What should I look for in the best prosthodontics in Weston?
    Specialty training, cases planned in full before treatment begins, and a doctor who performs the restorative work herself rather than delegating the fit. At Dental Wellness at Weston, Dr. Bozzuti plans and delivers every prosthodontic case, from a single crown to complete dentures on implants.
     

  5. Which treatments does a prosthodontist provide?
    Crowns and bridges, complete and partial dentures, overdentures, implant restorations, smile makeovers built from crowns, and full-mouth reconstruction. A prosthodontist also plans the restorative end of implant treatment so the surgical position serves the final crown, bridge or denture.
     

  6. Do I need a referral to see a prosthodontist?
    No. Patients come directly, and others are referred by their general dentist when a case needs specialty planning. Either way the first step is a consultation where the bite and the existing dentistry are assessed before any plan is proposed.

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