A patient walks into a Houston-area clinic missing every tooth in an arch. Twelve hours later, that same patient leaves with a full set of fixed provisional teeth placed with sub-millimeter accuracy. The clinician behind that turnaround is Dr. Aditya Bhawsar. He is a Surgically trained prosthodontist whose command of photogrammetry, three-dimensional printing, and guided surgical protocols has compressed months of treatment into a single visit.
Full-arch implant rehabilitation is the process of anchoring a full row of prosthetic teeth onto four to six titanium posts placed through surgery. It remains one of the most demanding procedures in restorative dentistry. A passive fit across the entire arch demands accuracy at every stage, from capturing implant positions to milling the final prosthesis. Dr. Bhawsar earned his Certificate in Prosthodontics and Master of Dental Sciences through a dual-degree program at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine. He then completed an Implant Fellowship at Loma Linda University. He recognized early that conventional analog methods could not keep pace with what patients needed.
