Dr. Mike Evans

Prosthodontics sits between restorative dentistry and full-mouth rehabilitation—complex work that’s often outsourced to specialists. Dr. Mike Evans keeps these services in-house on Teays Valley Road, a stretch better known for quiet neighborhoods than dental clinics. Crowns, bridges, and veneers are bread-and-butter here; implant-supported dentures and full-arch rehabilitation move into more advanced territory. The practice doesn’t just produce shiny caps—it plans entire smiles. Teeth that don’t fit shouldn’t stay put. When your bite collapses or a partial no longer stabilizes, a prosthodontist’s skill matters. This office handles cracked molars, worn-down front teeth, and the aftermath of long-ago extractions. Occlusal guards for nighttime grinding and precision attachments for partials round out the roster. If your dentist says, “I’ll send you to a specialist,” this is the next stop. The professional route often involves an address swap and a phone call. Parkside Medical Center sits just west, but the real landmark is the massive oak at the corner of Teays Valley and Hurricane Ridge. 3495 Teays Valley Road—the numbers are easy to miss once you’re past the fire station. Clear signage points the way, though a quick glance at a map never hurts. Call (304) 397-4081 for a consultation and use the directions link to plot the route. It’s the kind of place you’ll remember once the anesthetic wears off.