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Clinical Experience & Expertise Uncompromising Excellence

Our dedicated team epitomizes the highest standard of prosthodontic care. We deliver remarkable restorative and cosmetic treatment results by combining specialized expertise, state-of-the-art technology, and personalized care to redefine smiles with precision and artistry.

Clinical Experience & Expertise Meet Dr. Ghassan G. Sinada

As our founder, Dr. Sinada has spent the last several decades innovating prosthodontic procedures, solving complex dental issues, and helping reclaim their confidence. ​​He was program director for the General Practice Residency at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He currently serves as maxillofacial prosthodontist for the Milton J. Dance Head and Neck Center at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center.

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Clinical Experience & Expertise Meet Dr. Jin Xue

A proud Maryland native, Dr. Xue completed a three-year residency program at the U.S. Army Postgraduate Dental School and received her specialty certificate in Prosthodontics and a Master of Sciences in Oral Biology. Dr. Xue then served as the Chief of Prosthodontics for Bavaria and served in that position for three years before joining our team.

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Clinical Experience & Expertise Meet Dr. Nadine Z. Mirza

Dr. Mirza earned her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Maryland with Magna Cum Laude distinctions in 2019 and completed her Maxillofacial Prosthodontics and Oral Oncology fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. Through individualized treatment planning and high-quality restorative and prosthetic care, she strives to make a difference in each patient’s life.

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Clinical Experience & Expertise Meet Dr. Robin Yang

Dr. Yang is a trusted member of the Maryland Prosthodontic Associates team who also serves at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he is the Director of Pediatric Plastic Surgery and the Division Chief of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Dentistry. With skill, compassion, and curiosity, Dr. Yang works hard to advance specialized prosthodontic care for all patients.

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Understanding Full Mouth Reconstruction: A Holistic Approach

Full mouth reconstruction, often called full mouth restoration or rehabilitation, is a comprehensive dental procedure involving a combination of restorative and cosmetic treatments to address various dental issues. With our extensively trained and decorated team, this transformative process aims to restore your entire mouth's function, aesthetics, and overall health.

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Custom Dentures: Let’s Craft Your Perfect Smile

Our team of experts focuses on creating custom dentures and partial dentures that restore missing teeth and enhance your natural smile. Explore the world of dentures with us and discover the difference that our best-in-industry expertise and individual attention to detail can make.

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Porcelain Crowns: It’s Time to Achieve a Lastingly Beautiful, Natural-Looking Smile

Porcelain crowns are a popular choice for their natural appearance and durability, offering a lasting solution to various dental concerns. We’re grateful to serve our Baltimore and Columbia communities with cosmetic dentistry services that both enhance oral health and maximize the potential of your beautiful smile.

The Full Mouth Reconstruction Process

Initial Consultation

Your full mouth reconstruction journey begins with a detailed consultation. During this visit, we'll discuss your dental history, concerns, and aspirations. A thorough examination, which may include X-rays and 3D scans, helps us create a comprehensive understanding of your oral health.

Customized Treatment Plan

Based on the evaluation, our specialists will design a tailored treatment plan outlining the specific procedures required for your full mouth reconstruction. This plan will consider the sequence of treatments, estimated timelines, and associated costs.

Phased Approach to Treatment

Full mouth reconstruction is often approached in phases, addressing priority concerns first. This phased strategy ensures a systematic and manageable progression toward your overall oral health and aesthetic goals.

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Maxillofacial prosthodontics: A Highly Specialized Approach

Maxillofacial prosthodontics is a branch of dentistry focused on restoring and enhancing the function and appearance of many different important structures in the head and neck region. This intricate field may be relevant for a variety of conditions or situations, including:

  • congenital anomalies
  • acquired defects due to trauma or surgery
  • the aftermath of cancer treatments
  • and more

At Maryland Prosthodontic Associates, our extensively trained and experienced team approaches maxillofacial prosthodontics with a holistic understanding, blending precision with compassion to help our patients regain their physical well-being and confidence.

Orthopedic Appliances in Prosthodontics

In the context of prosthodontics, orthopedic appliances play a pivotal role in addressing various conditions related to the jaw, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), and associated structures. These appliances are meticulously designed by our experts to provide therapeutic support, alleviate symptoms, and enhance overall oral function. At our practice, orthopedic appliances can be broadly categorized into distinct types, each serving a specific purpose:

Sleep Apnea Appliances

Sleep apnea is a widespread condition impacting millions, characterized by interrupted breathing during sleep. Our Sleep Apnea Appliances, such as the TAPA® 3, OASYS Appliance, Klearway Appliance, and Herbst Telescopic Appliance, can each offer a comfortable alternative to traditional treatments like CPAP. 

By subtly repositioning the jaw, these appliances promote unobstructed airflow, reducing snoring and improving sleep quality.

Night Guards

Night Guards, also known as occlusal guards or splints, are orthopedic appliances designed to address issues like teeth grinding (bruxism) and temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD).

These custom-fitted guards create a protective barrier, preventing dental damage caused by grinding and providing relief for TMD-related symptoms.

TMD (Temporomandibular Disorders) Appliances

Temporomandibular Disorders encompass a range of conditions affecting the TMJ. Each of these may lead to pain, clicking, and even limited jaw movement. 

At Maryland Prosthodontic Associates, our TMD Appliances are tailored to your individual needs. Our aim is always to rapidly alleviate discomfort and lastingly restore proper jaw function.

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Porcelain Fixed Bridges: Time and Again, Patients Choose Porcelain Fixed Bridges Over Other Options

  • Natural-Looking Results: Porcelain reflects light similarly to natural tooth enamel, creating a restoration that not only looks aesthetic but also feels and functions naturally.
  • Stability and Comfort: Being fixed, these bridges are stable and secure, eliminating the inconvenience of removable appliances. The permanence ensures a comfortable fit, allowing you to enjoy daily activities without worry.
  • Durability: Porcelain fixed bridges are highly durable, functioning well, and looking bright for the long term.

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Our real patients were generous enough to share their life-changing experiences to help others. These firsthand accounts of our team’s successful outcomes showcase the powerful impact of our dedicated care and expertise.

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