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Dr. Steven Spitz Featured in Tufts Now

Smileboston Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry Prosthodontist Highlighted for Volunteer Work with Zoo New England Dr. Steven Spitz was recently featured by Tufts Now for his unique volunteer work as Zoo New England’s consulting dentist. The article highlights how Dr. Spitz applies his prosthodontic training and restorative expertise in an unexpected setting: helping care for animals […]

How Culture, Diet, and Access Shape Oral Health Around the World

Human biology is a shared experience. Whether you are in Boston, Bogotá, or Bangkok, teeth and gums work the same. However, oral health outcomes differ across global populations. In honor of World Health Month, we’re exploring why these differences exist. It isn’t genetics; it’s the intersection of culture, diet, and access to care. At Smileboston […]

Why Researching a Dental Specialist Matters More Than You Think

Dental care is never one-size-fits-all, particularly when you require complex care or need to undergo permanent procedures such as dental implants or advanced restorations. Researching dental specialists and finding the right fit is essential, as the specialist you choose will provide overall and long-term dental care, emotional support, and healthcare guidance throughout your journey. What […]

6 Things to Look Forward to in 2026 at Smileboston

As a new year begins, Smileboston is stepping into 2026 with fresh energy, forward-thinking initiatives, and a continued dedication to elevating every aspect of patient care. From clinical innovation to patient comfort, here’s a look at what’s ahead. 1. Advancing Patient Care with PRP Regenerative Technology Smileboston is introducing Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy as its […]

Velscope: Detecting Oral Cancer Before There Are Symptoms

Oral cancer is on the rise, affecting thousands of people each year. Early detection can dramatically improve the chances of recovery, yet many cases are not detected until the disease has progressed. Fortunately, advanced technology like Velscope can make a real difference. It’s a simple, non-invasive tool that helps dentists detect oral changes long before […]