Dental implant model held during a prosthodontic consultation

in Portsmouth, NH Comprehensive Prosthodontic Services

Seacoast Prosthodontics provides specialized prosthodontic services in Portsmouth, NH, backed by advanced specialist training—not general dentistry alone. Dr. Randi completed a prosthodontics residency at the Manhattan VA after a general practice residency in Brooklyn and earned his dental degree from Columbia University. His training focuses on restoring teeth, bite, and smile function through complex prosthodontic care.

From a single crown and dental implants to treatment for jaw pain, our approach considers the whole mouth to create a comfortable bite and natural-looking smile designed to last. We also help patients understand their dental insurance coverage and are available to answer questions about benefits before or after your visit.

Why choose

Seacoast Prosthodontics for Your Care

Choosing a prosthodontist means choosing a specialist with advanced training in restoring and replacing teeth. Dr. Randi's education at Columbia University and two residencies prepared him to treat complex, multi-tooth cases with meticulous, natural-looking results.

We use advanced digital technology, including digital impressions and 3D Cone Beam CT scanning, to carefully plan dental implants and restorations based on your unique anatomy. Our team also helps you understand your insurance benefits and coverage, so you can make informed decisions with no surprises.

Patient receiving detailed prosthodontic evaluation at Seacoast Prosthodontics
Close-up of natural-looking restorative dental work

explore our services: Prosthodontic & Dental Services

Our specialty dental services in Portsmouth cover everything from a single filling to a full mouth rebuild. Explore each category below to learn more about what is involved.

Our Whole-Mouth, Function-First Approach to Treatment Planning

We do not look at one tooth by itself. Before recommending treatment, Dr. Randi looks at your whole mouth, including your bite, jaw joints, and remaining teeth. This matters because a crown, denture, or implant that does not fit your bite correctly can cause new problems down the road, like worn teeth or jaw strain.

This whole-mouth, function-first approach guides every treatment plan we build. The goal is not just to fix what is broken today, but to support long-term oral health, so your restoration lasts and works the way it should.

Good To Know

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a prosthodontist, and how is that different from a general dentist?

A prosthodontist is a dentist who completed extra years of specialized training focused on restoring and replacing teeth. Dr. Randi trained through a prosthodontics residency after dental school and a general practice residency, giving him advanced experience with complex cases like full mouth rebuilds, implant restorations, and bite problems.

Do I need a referral to be seen at Seacoast Prosthodontics?

Many patients come to us through a referral from their general dentist, but you do not need one to schedule a visit. If you have questions about your specific case, call our office and we can help you figure out the best next step.

What happens if I delay treatment for missing, worn, or damaged teeth?

Waiting can let the problem get worse. Missing teeth can shift, worn teeth can affect your bite, and damaged teeth can lead to infection or more breakdown over time. Getting an evaluation early usually means simpler, more predictable treatment.

Restoring Function. Rebuilding Confidence Start Your Path to a Stronger, Healthier Smile

Every treatment plan starts with a conversation about your goals and your mouth's specific needs. Call our Portsmouth office today to schedule a visit and learn which services fit you best.