Dental Implants for Stamford, CT

Stamford, Darien and New Canaan patients reach our Eastchester, New York office at 300 Main Street in roughly thirty-five minutes via I-95 or the Merritt Parkway to the Hutchinson River Parkway.

Is the drive from Stamford worth it?

At thirty-five minutes, this page is only worth your time if the treatment justifies the drive. It does for one category: complex implant and full-mouth reconstruction.

Patients travel here because the surgical and prosthetic phases are performed by one clinician, and because the laboratory is in the building. On a full-arch case that means extractions, implant placement and a fixed temporary can be completed in about an hour — and the final restoration is designed by technicians who are down the hall from the operatory, not in another state.

Route and travel from Stamford

I-95 south, or the Merritt Parkway which continues as the Hutchinson River Parkway in New York. Stamford, Darien and Noroton Heights are on the Metro-North New Haven Line; Stamford is an express stop.

Drive time is about 35 minutes in normal traffic — roughly 20 miles from Stamford.

What Stamford patients come here for

Dental implants — placed and restored by the same dentist
Same-day implants — a full arch with a fixed temporary in about an hour
3D imaging — Vatech PaxDuo cone beam scanning
Sedation dentistry — nitrous, oral and IV, from mild to deep
Cosmetic dentistry — designed with our technicians in the building

Anything else Stamford patients should know?

We are also a realistic option for patients who have been told they are not implant candidates. A number of the patients we have treated arrived with exactly that assessment from another practice. That is not a promise — bone volume, bite forces and general health all genuinely matter — but it is worth a consultation and a 3D scan before accepting a denture as the only option.

Why do Stamford patients choose Dr. Boiano?

At this distance you should want more than a website telling you it is worth it. The record:

Education. DDS from New York University College of Dentistry. General practice residency at Westchester Medical Center, a Level I trauma center. A two-year surgical and prosthetic implant certificate from NYU — both halves of implant treatment, which is why one clinician can handle the whole case.

Credentials. Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry (FAGD) and Fellowship in the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (FICOI). He holds a teaching position at Westchester Medical Center, instructing general practice residents and oral and maxillofacial surgery residents.

Experience. In practice since 1995. Placing and restoring implants for over 20 years — and more than 95% of the patients treated 20 years ago still have their implants, without issues.

Equipment. CEREC MC XL and Sirona X5 milling units and Vatech PaxDuo 3D imaging, running in our own laboratory, Digital Dental Designs, on site. Very few private dental practices in the United States own their lab.

Still deciding? Read the reviews rather than our description of them — several hundred across both offices, many from patients who have been with the practice for two decades: Eastchester reviews on Google · Throgs Neck reviews on Google. Full background: Dr. Giovanni Boiano, DDS, FAGD, FICOI.

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