David M. Lubar, D.D.S.

Prosthodontics rebuilds and replaces teeth with crowns, bridges, and dentures. Implants anchor these restorations when bone loss demands stability not offered by traditional methods; veneers resurface worn or chipped fronts for an everyday fix. Behind the field sit specialists trained to manage complex damage where general dentistry sends referrals—think failed long bridges, full-mouth trauma, or congenital gaps in enamel. Precision in fit bridges biology and mechanics, so materials range from porcelain to titanium alloys, each suited for a different bite or bone scenario. David M. Lubar, D.D.S. operates inside Suite 210 at 555 W Brown Deer Rd, Milwaukee, where a small elevator or stairwell leads upstairs. Patients traveling south from Mayfair Mall or north from I-43 merge on Brown Deer Road, which acts as the neighborhood’s dental corridor. A two-story brick building holds the office above a tax service; the lobby has no waiting murals or aquariums—just a row of numbered cubicles when you step off the elevator. Crowns and implant-supported prosthetics anchor many visits; partials and dentures fill gaps when implants aren’t feasible. Bruxism guards and sleep-apnea devices show up in trays; the lab side handles immediate repairs for fractured crowns or overnight relines. Impressions arrive by optical scanner, not gooey paste, and CAD/CAM mills new crowns same-day in some cases. Patients needing complex reconstruction start with a radiographic survey—panoramic or CBCT—to map bone levels and nerve paths before implants go in. Save the last turn toward the elevator bank; map directions await at https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x8804e1956417d47b:0x3eca20b548ff175e. Dial (414) 352-7700 to schedule a consultation without leaving a message—voicemail greets each caller directly.