Frequently Asked Questions

A prosthodontist is one of the dental specialists recognized by the American Dental Association. After four years of dental school they complete roughly three more years of hospital-based residency focused entirely on restoring and replacing teeth — crowns, bridges, dentures, and dental implants. Dr. R. Graham Greenland completed his residency at Mayo Clinic.

Consider one if you are missing several teeth, have restorations that keep failing, need full-mouth reconstruction, have significant wear from grinding, or need dental work coordinated with a medical condition. Routine care is handled here too, by our general dentist Dr. Eryn Huber.

Yes. Our dental laboratory is in the same building, staffed by a Certified Dental Technician for analog work and a director for digital workflows. Shade matching happens with you present, and adjustments that would normally take a week happen the same day.

Every six months for most people. Patients with gum disease, a high decay rate, or certain medical conditions do better on a three- or four-month interval. We base the recommendation on measurements rather than a default.

Yes. Dr. Huber sees patients of all ages and is well versed in treating children and medically complex patients.

A dentist consultation, comprehensive exam, digital X-rays if needed, a detailed oral scan, and a cleaning if applicable. Complete your first appointment and you also receive a free electric toothbrush.

Procedures are done with local anesthesia and should be comfortable, with sedation available for longer appointments. If you are anxious, say so — many of our patients came here specifically because of past bad experiences elsewhere.

Dr. Huber is in-network with Delta Dental of Michigan. The practice is otherwise fee-for-service, so payment is due at the time of service, but we file claims on your behalf as a courtesy and reimbursement is sent directly to you.

Yes. We work with financing companies offering up to 24 months at zero interest, and we offer in-house Kleer membership plans for patients without insurance.

Call the office right away. We keep time available for urgent problems such as a broken tooth, a lost crown, swelling, or severe pain.

Frequently, yes. Failed implants, ill-fitting dentures, and fractured crowns placed elsewhere are a routine part of our practice — it is one of the most common reasons patients are referred to a prosthodontist.

Yes. Dr. Greenland completed a fellowship in oral oncology and maxillofacial prosthetics at MD Anderson Cancer Center, and we coordinate dental care before, during, and after head and neck cancer treatment with your oncology team.