Dr. Ozair Banday

Dr. Ozair Banday’s office sits a block off Auburn Street’s modest storefront ribbon, a quiet corner where even the traffic slows. The Prosthodontist works here, in the back-lot stretch between the fire station and the auto shop where the sidewalk ends. Patients needing crowns or bridges, dentures or implants, partials or occlusal guards, find the 176 Auburn St address without much fuss.

The phone number rings through clearly, giving a direct line for adult and pediatric dental prosthetics alike. Behind the central ceiling air vent, a second doorway leads to the lab bench that shapes wax patterns into gold frameworks. Some visitors arrive after a cracked molar lets loose at 7 a.m.; others schedule gag-free denture impressions before work. Neither the morning chill nor the late-season potholes stop this daily flow.

Maps don’t lie—you’ll see exactly why the turn onto Auburn is simple even after New England twilight sets in. Follow the map straight to the door marked with a small gold shingle.