A Trusted Prosthodontist Serving Winter Park For Advanced, Specialized Care
General dentists refer cases to this practice. That is worth stating plainly, because it is the clearest signal of what a specialty practice is for: the work that sits beyond what a general office takes on, handled by someone who does it every week rather than occasionally.
It also means we are used to picking up cases partway through. Previous work that has failed, treatment started elsewhere, a plan you were given but are not confident about. Bring the records and we will tell you what we think, including when the answer is that the existing plan was right.
Patients from Winter Park generally arrive with a specific problem that general dentistry has not solved: a failing bridge, worn teeth, a full-arch decision. Specialist training is the reason they make the drive, not convenience.
Why Choose Makris Dental Prosthodontics For Care In Winter Park
What a specialty practice offers that a general one cannot.
Board-Certified In The Specialty
Prosthodontics requires three years of post-doctoral training beyond dental school. Board certification requires examination beyond that. Dr. Cokovska holds it, along with two master's degrees in the specialty and post-doctoral training at Boston University.
Volume In Complex Cases
Thirty years, and a practice built entirely around implants, restorative work and full-mouth reconstruction. The difficult cases are the routine ones here, which is the difference that shows up in outcomes rather than in consultations.
Diagnosis Before Treatment
3D imaging, digital planning and occlusal analysis come before any decision about treatment. On complex cases the examination matters more than the technique, because the wrong diagnosis executed perfectly still fails.
A Written Plan You Keep
The first visit produces a written plan with staging and costs, which is yours to take away and consider, including to another practice for a second opinion. Sedation options are available once treatment begins.
Restore Your Smile With Specialized Dental Care: Serving Winter Park
Experience a personalized standard of care at Makris Dental Prosthodontics, where advanced treatment meets a patient-first approach. Welcoming patients from Winter Park and throughout Central Florida, we specialize in dental implants, full-mouth reconstruction, and complex restorative care designed to deliver lasting results.
If a dentist has referred you, or you have been quoted for work you want a specialist opinion on first, that is exactly what the consultation is for. Twenty-five minutes down the 417, and you leave with a written assessment either way.
Prosthodontist For Winter Park: Specialist Care On The 417
Makris Dental Prosthodontics welcomes patients from Winter Park seeking a board-certified prosthodontist for implant and reconstructive care. Our office is in Lake Nona Medical City, south of the city, and most Winter Park patients come to us for the specialization rather than the proximity.
Our office at 13250 Narcoossee Rd #103 is roughly twenty-five to thirty minutes from Winter Park via SR-417 south. From the Park Avenue and Aloma Avenue area the 417 is reached quickly and runs directly to the Lake Nona exits, avoiding both downtown and I-4.
Complex reconstruction is planned over months rather than weeks, so the first visit is diagnostic and unhurried: imaging, examination, and a written plan before any treatment is scheduled. Nothing is booked until you have seen what is proposed and what it costs.
Call: (407) 753-4743
Hours
Mon–Thu: 8:00AM – 5:00PM
Fri: 8:00AM – 3:00PM
Sat: By appointment only
Sun: Closed
Orlando, FL 32832
FAQs
Find answers to commonly asked questions about dental implants and specialized dental care for Winter Park, FL
Yes. We treat patients from Winter Park, Maitland and north Orlando. Our office is in Lake Nona Medical City, where we provide dental implants, All-on-X, full-mouth reconstruction and complex restorative care. You can reach us at (407) 753-4743.
Most patients come to us for treatment that requires a specialist. A prosthodontist completes three additional years of post-doctoral training focused specifically on restoring and replacing teeth. For full-arch implants, full-mouth reconstruction or a case another practice has referred out, that training is the reason for the drive. The office is about twenty-five to thirty minutes from Winter Park via SR-417.
Prosthodontics is one of the dental specialties recognised by the American Dental Association, requiring three years of training beyond dental school in restoring and replacing teeth. In practice, prosthodontists are who general dentists refer complex implant, full-arch and reconstruction cases to.
Yes, including cases other practices have declined. Single implants, All-on-X full arch and Same Day Smile are all handled here, planned on 3D imaging with guided placement. Where bone volume is the obstacle, grafting is often the answer rather than ruling implants out.
Yes, and for long-term denture wearers this is often the most worthwhile conversation to have. Implant supported dentures anchor into the jaw rather than resting on the gums, which restores chewing force and slows the bone loss that conventional dentures accelerate.
Oral sedation and nitrous oxide are available. Reconstruction appointments run longer than routine dentistry, so sedation is a practical choice for many patients rather than strictly an anxiety one. Raise it at the consultation and the visit is planned around it.
Complex cases vary too much for a meaningful figure before examination. What you receive after the consultation is a written plan with staged costs, so you can see what is required now and what can wait, along with the financing options. Call (407) 753-4743.
Request a consultation online or call (407) 753-4743. If another dentist has referred you, bring any imaging and notes they provided; it often means fewer appointments and a faster start.