Your Prosthodontist in Tribeca, NYC
I'm Dr. Nina Izhaky. A prosthodontist is the doctor you need when the problem isn't one tooth - it's the whole picture: teeth that are failing, missing, or worn down; a mouth that needs a plan, not just a patch. At Tribeca Dental Studio, our prosthodontists plan and rebuild full smiles with digital precision - 3D CBCT imaging and Digital Smile Design - and for big cases everything happens here: full anesthesia with an anesthesiologist, the prosthodontist on site in the surgery, and you wake up with the prosthesis attached. Never without teeth.
What a prosthodontist fixes
When the whole mouth needs a plan, this is the specialty built for it.
Full-mouth reconstruction.
When many teeth are failing, missing, or worn down, one-at-a-time dentistry makes things worse. A prosthodontist maps the entire mouth first - bite, bone, gums, airway - and rebuilds it as one system.
Complex implant cases.
All-on-4®/All-on-X full-arch treatment, implant-supported bridges, and severe bone loss - including zygomatic implants, which can anchor a full smile when the upper jaw can't hold standard implants.
You never go without teeth.
For big cases we use full anesthesia with an anesthesiologist, the prosthodontist is on site in the surgery, and the implant rep is there with every part needed. You wake up with the prosthesis attached - never without teeth.
No referral across town.
Our periodontists, prosthodontists, oral surgeons, orthodontists, and pediatric specialists practice under the same roof. Surgery and your final teeth happen here - one team, one plan, one roof.
How we restore a full smile
From the first scan to the final teeth - planned digitally, done here.
Digital workup.
Intraoral cameras, digital radiography, and 3D CBCT imaging. We map your bone, your bite, and your airway, then show you the plan with 3D Digital Smile Design - you see your options before we begin.
One plan, one team.
The prosthodontist, surgeon, and anesthesiologist plan the case together around one chart. No hand-offs, no surprises between offices.
Surgery day.
Full anesthesia with an anesthesiologist. The prosthodontist is on site, and the implant rep has every part on hand. You wake up with a fixed prosthesis attached - you leave with teeth.
The final smile.
After healing comes your definitive set: a full set of fixed teeth anchored on implants - no denture plate covering the palate, no removable anything. We finish, we follow up, we stand behind it.
Surgery and the final teeth, both here
This is the part patients don't expect until they live it: the same office that plans your case also does the surgery and makes the final teeth. One team, one plan, one roof. You never get a treatment plan in one office and a second, different plan in another. And if significant bone is missing in the upper jaw and full-mouth restoration is needed, we evaluate zygomatic implants - implants anchored in the cheekbone that can carry a full fixed arch where standard implants can't. It is advanced work, and it's done here, under one roof, by the team that planned it with you.
Hablamos español
We warmly welcome Spanish-speaking patients. Nuestro equipo le explica su plan de reconstrucción completa en su idioma - llámenos al (212) 561-5303. No facturamos directamente al seguro; le ayudamos con el financiamiento para que el plan se ajuste a su vida.
Big Cases Need a Big Plan, Not Big Promises
When a patient sits down with me and says 'my teeth are all going bad,' I don't start with teeth. I start with questions. How do you chew? What does your bite feel like? Have you been told your jawbone is too thin for implants? Because full-mouth problems are never just teeth - they're bone, bite, gums, and airway, all connected. A crown here and an extraction there without a master plan is how people end up redoing dentistry for a decade.
That's what prosthodontics is: the discipline of the whole mouth. We image everything with 3D CBCT, we design the end result with Digital Smile Design so you see it before we touch anything, and then we sequence the work backward from that result. The surgery - full anesthesia with an anesthesiologist, the prosthodontist in the room, the implant rep with every part on the table - and the final teeth all happen under this roof. You wake up with a fixed prosthesis. You never go without teeth, not for a day.
I'll be direct about one thing: full-mouth restoration is a serious undertaking, and it isn't for every situation. But when the whole mouth is failing, patching one tooth at a time is the expensive way to stay stuck. Come in, let us do the digital workup, and you'll walk out with a real plan - bone, bite, teeth, timeline, and honest numbers. Then the decision is yours.
Prosthodontics questions, answered
01What does a prosthodontist do?
A prosthodontist is the specialist for rebuilding what teeth do: full-mouth reconstruction, implant-supported bridges, full-arch treatment like All-on-4®, and complex crowns. When the problem spans the whole mouth - failing teeth, bone loss, bite collapse - the prosthodontist maps the entire system first and restores it as one plan.
02Why shouldn't I just fix one tooth at a time?
Because a mouth is a system. Replacing teeth one at a time without a master plan often means the next repair undermines the last. A prosthodontist plans the end result first - bite, bone, aesthetics - then sequences the work backward, so nothing gets redone.
03Will I really wake up with teeth after surgery?
Yes. For big cases we use full anesthesia with an anesthesiologist, the prosthodontist is on site during surgery, and the implant rep is there with every part needed. You wake up with the prosthesis attached - you never go a day without teeth.
04What is a full-arch restoration / All-on-4®?
A full set of fixed teeth anchored on four or more implants - no denture plate covering the palate, no removable denture. It's the closest thing to having your own teeth back, planned digitally with 3D CBCT imaging.
05What are zygomatic implants?
When significant bone is missing in the upper jaw and full-mouth restoration is needed, zygomatic implants anchor into the cheekbone instead of the jaw. They can carry a full fixed arch in cases where standard implants can't. We evaluate whether they're right for you.
06Do I need other offices for the surgery or the final teeth?
No. You don't get referred across town from here. Our periodontists, prosthodontists, oral surgeons, orthodontists, and pediatric specialists practice under the same roof - surgery and your final teeth both happen at 54 Warren St.
07How long does full-mouth reconstruction take?
It depends on your bone, healing, and the plan - typically several months from surgery to the definitive teeth, but you have a fixed provisional the whole time. We give you a realistic timeline at your consultation, not a best-case guess.
08Is it painful?
Big cases are done under full anesthesia with an anesthesiologist, so you sleep through surgery. Afterward we manage discomfort with a clear plan and check on you - honestly, most patients say the anticipation was worse than the recovery.
09What does it cost?
Full-mouth work varies too much for a meaningful number online. What I can tell you: your consultation maps the whole case, the options, and the real numbers before you decide anything. Financing help is available - ask us.
010How do I start?
Call (212) 561-5303 or book online. We do the digital workup - intraoral cameras, digital X-rays, 3D CBCT - and you see your options with 3D Digital Smile Design before anything begins.
Full-mouth restoration in the heart of Tribeca
Find us at 54 Warren Street, New York, NY 10007 - in the heart of Tribeca, serving patients across Tribeca, SoHo, Battery Park City, the Financial District, and Downtown Manhattan.
One roof. One plan. Teeth.
Call (212) 561-5303 or book online - 54 Warren St, Tribeca. Your prosthodontist is here.
