About Daniel Radu
This Boca Raton practice at 1865 Northwest Boca Raton Boulevard is a general, cosmetic and implant dental office, staffed by three dentists working from a single all-digital location. Its restorative range includes inlays and onlays, porcelain crowns, tooth-colored fillings, porcelain veneers, dental bridges and full-mouth reconstruction, with implant treatment carried out from the initial consultation through the final restoration in the same office. Functional and surgical care sits alongside it: TMJ treatment, mouthguards, root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, extractions, bone grafting and sinus lifts, dentures and implant-supported full-arch replacement.
The office runs a full-service laboratory on the premises and, apart from rare cases, delivers every service in-house. The practice describes its approach as conservative, stating that it frequently addresses a problem with less dental work than other treatment plans propose, and that the treating doctors rather than an administrator review the options and the treatment sequence with the patient directly.
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Daniel Radu
Directory memberAOBMD recordverified 13 September 2026
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Practice Details
- Address: 1865 Northwest Boca Raton Boulevard, Boca Raton, FL, USA
- Telephone: 5613942668
- Website: http://www.bocadentist.com/
- City: Boca Raton, FL (all Florida practices)
Common Questions
Which restorative and cosmetic procedures are performed at this office?
The stated service list covers onlays and inlays, porcelain crowns, tooth-colored fillings, porcelain veneers, dental bridges, full-mouth reconstruction, teeth whitening and clear aligner orthodontic therapy. Functional and surgical care includes TMJ treatment, mouthguards, root canal therapy, gum disease treatment, tooth and wisdom tooth extractions, bone grafting and sinus lifts, dentures, implant-supported dentures and implant placement.
How does the practice decide how much treatment is actually needed?
The practice states that its doctors are conservative in approach and will not sell dentistry a patient does not need. It reports that patients have arrived with extensive treatment plans from elsewhere, and that the same concern can often be addressed with far less dental work, which is why it regards a second opinion as worth seeking.
What does a first examination at this practice include?
A new patient appointment includes a full set of X-rays, with a panoramic X-ray as needed; a function exam of the muscles, TMJ and bite; a structure exam of the teeth and gums; a smile evaluation; digital imaging; an oral cancer screening; a hygienist cleaning; and a written treatment plan.
Are restorations fabricated on site, or sent out to an outside laboratory?
The office runs a full-service laboratory on its own premises and states that, with the exception of rare cases, all of its services are provided at that one location rather than referred elsewhere. Its stated range spans checkups and cleanings, gum disease treatment, implants, crowns, bridges and dentures under a single roof.
What happens if a crown or filling placed here fractures?
The practice states that it carries no written warranty but stands behind its work on professional and moral grounds, reaching an agreement with the patient case by case. It gives examples: a new crown that fractures within a few years is generally re-done, and a filling that chips or breaks within months of placement, particularly in the anterior region, is generally repaired, depending on the reason it broke.
How does the practice handle patients with significant dental anxiety?
It treats dental anxiety as common, whether rooted in past experiences or general nervousness, and asks patients to state the specific concern so it can be accommodated. Its stated goal is zero patient discomfort, reached by taking time to explain what will be done and answering questions before treatment begins.