Meng-Chieh Lee, D.D.S. Beverly Restorative and Implant Dentistry Center

The North Shore’s prosthodontic needs find a quiet anchor in Meng-Chieh Lee, D.D.S. Beverly Restorative and Implant Dentistry Center. This isn’t the kind of practice that leans on flashy signage or high-traffic storefronts. Instead, it occupies a professional suite inside Cummings Center, a sprawling office complex that hums with the understated efficiency of Beverly’s working waterfront adjacency. The address—100 Cummings Center #128-Q—sits just off Route 128, where the city’s historic charm meets the practicality of modern healthcare.

Prosthodontics, by nature, deals in precision: crowns that fit like originals, bridges that restore function without fanfare, implants that disappear into the routine of daily life. Here, the focus remains on the technical—reconstructing smiles after trauma, replacing what’s been lost to decay or time, or refining occlusions that have gone unnoticed for years. Dentures, too, fall under this umbrella, though the work often skews toward the permanent, the fixed, the things meant to outlast the temporary fixes.

Logistics, when needed, are straightforward. A call to (978) 232-9003 connects directly to the office, bypassing the layers of automated menus that can turn simple questions into ordeals. The number itself is unremarkable—just digits, no jingle, no tagline—because the assumption is that anyone dialing already knows what they’re after. No upsell, no script. Just the details required to move forward.

Finding the suite for the first time might require a glance at the map, given the Cummings Center’s labyrinthine layout. The directions help, but the building’s industrial-scale corridors have a way of making even the most direct routes feel like a brief detour. Outside, Beverly’s mix of colonial-era homes and midcentury commercial strips offers a reminder that this corner of Massachusetts still operates on a human scale—even when the work inside is measured in millimeters.