Dr. Roy Rosado, DMD · South Florida
Advanced Prosthodontist the dentist for your smile design
Specialized in dental implants, crowns & full smile restoration.
Free consultation · Miami & Pembroke Pines
Care in English and Spanish at both clinics
Meet the doctor
Dr. Roy Rosado, Prosthodontist
Dr. Roy Rosado is a prosthodontist focused on replacing and restoring teeth. He leads a team that speaks English and Spanish at both clinics.
- 2001DMD · University of Puerto Rico
- 2005Prosthodontics residency & Master’s (MS) · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- 2006–07Fellowship in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery · University of Florida
- ACPMember · American College of Prosthodontists (ACP)
The specialty
What is a prosthodontist?
A prosthodontist is a dental specialist in replacing and restoring teeth. After dental school, prosthodontists complete at least three additional years of advanced training in complex restorations — from a single crown to rebuilding an entire smile.
- PlanTreatment planned with the whole smile and bite in mind.
- RestoreFunction, comfort and a natural appearance.
- ReplaceMissing teeth, with implants, bridges or dentures.
Know the difference
General dentist vs. prosthodontist
Both care about your smile and your health. Here is how their roles differ, so you can choose the right starting point.
Training
General dentist
Completes dental school and is trained to provide a broad range of dental care.
Prosthodontist
Completes dental school, then an additional accredited residency in prosthodontics, advanced training in replacing and restoring teeth.
Focus
General dentist
Routine care and prevention: checkups, cleanings, fillings and everyday oral health.
Prosthodontist
Replacing and rebuilding teeth: implants, full-mouth rehabilitation, complex or failed cases, smile design, and bite and jaw-joint concerns.
Planning
General dentist
Plans care around your ongoing oral-health needs, one step at a time.
Prosthodontist
Starts from the final result: digital scans and design come first, and the prosthesis is made in our own in-house lab.
Complexity
General dentist
Well suited to most everyday dental needs, and a trusted partner when a case calls for a specialist.
Prosthodontist
Focused on complex situations: several missing teeth, worn or broken teeth, earlier treatment that did not work, or a full-smile change.
Teamwork
They work together. You can keep your general dentist for cleanings and routine care, while a prosthodontist plans and restores more complex work.
When to see a prosthodontist
A prosthodontist’s opinion can help if you have:
- Missing teeth
- You wear a denture and would like fixed teeth
- Worn, chipped or broken teeth
- Pain when you bite, or jaw-joint discomfort
- You want to change your whole smile
- Earlier dental treatment that did not work as hoped
For complex restorative cases, a prosthodontist is the specialist for the job. For checkups, cleanings and everyday care, your general dentist is exactly who you should see. Meet Dr. Roy
General information only. An evaluation will tell you which kind of care is right for your situation.
Treatments
Complex restorations, planned with care
Dental implants
Replace one tooth or several with implant-supported restorations, planned by a prosthodontist.
Same-day fixed teeth
When the case allows, some people can leave with fixed teeth the same day. Not every case qualifies; Dr. Roy will tell you what applies to you after an evaluation.
Full-mouth rehabilitation
A complete, coordinated plan to restore function, comfort and appearance across the whole mouth.
Veneers, crowns & smile restoration
Custom restorations designed to look natural and to fit your bite.
Complex dentures & dentures-to-fixed
Complex dentures, and options to move from removable dentures to fixed, implant-supported teeth.
Compare your options
Three ways to replace missing teeth
A quick, general overview to help you prepare your questions.
Implant-supported fixed teeth
Replacement teeth are attached to dental implants placed in the jaw. You do not take them out at home.
- How it stays in place
- Held by implants in the jawbone.
- Daily care
- Brush and clean around the teeth as instructed, plus regular checkups.
- Good to know
- Needs a planned procedure and an evaluation first. Not every case qualifies.
Removable dentures
A set of replacement teeth that you can take out. A partial denture replaces some teeth; a complete denture replaces a full arch.
- How it stays in place
- Rests on the gums; a partial may clasp onto natural teeth. Some dentures can be held in place by implants.
- Daily care
- Taken out and cleaned every day, as instructed.
- Good to know
- Generally does not involve surgery. Fit can change over time, so adjustments may be needed.
Bridge
A fixed restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by attaching a replacement tooth to neighboring teeth or to implants.
- How it stays in place
- Cemented onto crowns on neighboring teeth, or supported by implants.
- Daily care
- Clean under and around it with floss threaders or small brushes, as shown by your team.
- Good to know
- With a tooth-supported bridge, the neighboring teeth are shaped to hold crowns, so they need to be healthy enough to support it.
General information only. Which option suits you depends on your mouth, your health and your goals. A prosthodontist will advise you after an evaluation.
Smiles
Your smile is our focus
In-house technology
Digital planning, made in our own clinic
When the case allows, this is what makes it possible for some people to leave with fixed teeth the same day. Not every case qualifies.
- ScanA digital intraoral scan instead of uncomfortable impression molds.
- Digital designYour restoration is designed on screen and planned before treatment.
- Our own 3D printer and furnaceModels and ceramics are produced on site, in our clinic.
Intraoral scanner 
In-house 3D printer 
Ceramic furnace 
3D-printed model 
Panoramic X-ray
Your path
Your path, from the first visit
Every plan is personal. Here are the steps you can expect; timing depends on your case.
Dr. Roy listens to your goals, examines your mouth and explains your options in plain language. Your first consultation is free.
Digital scans and imaging are used to plan your treatment before it begins. Timing depends on your case.
If implants are part of your plan, they are placed in a planned procedure. Whether implants are right for you is decided after an evaluation, and timing depends on your case.
Your new teeth are designed on screen and produced with our own 3D printer and furnace. Timing depends on your case. When the case allows, some people leave with fixed teeth the same day; not every case qualifies.
We check how you are doing, make adjustments and guide you on caring for your new teeth.
Is this right for me?
Five quick questions to prepare for your consultation
This is not a diagnosis and nothing is scored. It only helps you and our team focus your conversation.
Topics to discuss at your consultation
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Payment options
Understanding your payment options
Every treatment plan is personal, and so is its cost. After your consultation you can review a clear treatment plan at your own pace.
Ask for it in writing
Ask for a written treatment plan with the full cost, so you can compare options calmly.
Insurance
Call to verify your dental insurance Coverage varies by plan.
Payment plans
Financing and payment plans are available. Ask our team about the options that may fit your situation.
Questions worth asking about any payment plan
- How much is the total cost, and what will I repay in total?
- What interest rate and fees apply, if any?
- How long is the plan, and what is each payment?
- What happens if I pay early or miss a payment?
General information only. Terms depend on the plan you choose; our team will go over your options with you.
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Two clinics
Visit us in Miami or Pembroke Pines
Exterior 
Lobby 
Lobby 
Suite 5 
Reception 
Operatory
Miami
9100 Coral Way Suite 5Miami, FL 33165
- Mon–Fri: 8:30am–7:00pm
- Saturday: call to confirm
- Sunday: closed
- 24/7 for emergencies
Exterior 
The building
Pembroke Pines
701 Promenade Dr Suite 102Pembroke Pines, FL 33026
- Mon–Fri: 8:30am–7:00pm
- Saturday: call to confirm
- Sunday: closed
- 24/7 for emergencies
- Free consultation
- Call to verify your dental insurance
- Financing and payment plans are available.
FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between a general dentist and a prosthodontist?
A general dentist looks after everyday oral health. A prosthodontist is a dental specialist in replacing and restoring teeth, with additional years of advanced training.
Can I get fixed teeth in one day?
When the case allows, some people can. Not every case qualifies. Dr. Roy will tell you what applies to you after an evaluation.
Is the consultation free?
Free consultation. Call us or use the form below to book.
Do you accept my insurance?
Call to verify your dental insurance.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes, our team speaks Spanish and English. This page is also available in Spanish.
Do you see emergencies?
Yes. We are available 24/7 for dental emergencies. Call the clinic nearest you.
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