About BioSmiles Dental - West Delray
BioSmiles Dental - West Delray is a general, cosmetic and restorative practice in Delray Beach, Florida, and describes itself as the first dental office in the city dedicated to practicing general dentistry with a biomimetic approach. The stated treatment philosophy is minimally invasive, patient-centered and evidence-based: weak, fractured and decayed teeth are treated in a way intended to restore their strength and seal them against bacterial invasion, using adhesive materials and techniques selected to replicate the density and flexibility of natural tooth structure rather than relying on mechanical retention through pins, posts and metal crowns. The office runs a fully digital, paperless workflow and serves patients of all ages, from routine cleanings through complex restorative procedures. Veneers are among the recorded procedures. The practice serves Delray Beach, Boca Raton and surrounding communities, and one clinician here is recorded with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry.
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Credentialed Clinician
Shivani Singh DDS BDS
AccreditedAOBMD recordverified 13 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 15084 Lyons Road suite 600, Delray Beach, FL, USA
- Telephone: 5616669040
- Website: https://biosmilesdental.com/
- City: Delray Beach, FL (all Florida practices)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean when it says it takes a biomimetic approach?
The practice defines biomimetic as mimicking life: preserving intact tooth structure and restoring the function and biomechanics of natural teeth using evidence-based techniques. It states that careful sealing against infection removes the need to aggressively cut down teeth for crowns, and relies on advanced adhesive materials that replicate the density and flexibility of natural tooth structure.
How does the practice describe the shortcomings of conventional restorative dentistry?
It identifies leakage along margins as a common cause of failure in traditional bulk-fill white fillings, and argues that reliance on mechanical retention through pins, posts, mercury-based fillings and metal crowns is more destructive to teeth. It attributes stress buildup within teeth to that approach, which it links to cracking, restoration leakage, pain, and ultimately extraction or root canal treatment.
What procedures and services are recorded for this practice?
Veneers are the procedure recorded in this directory. The practice's own service listing is broader, covering general dentistry and preventive hygiene, cosmetic dentistry and smile design, restorative treatment, dental implants and implant dentistry, endodontics including root canal treatment, periodontics, oral surgery such as extractions and bone grafting, clear aligner therapy including Invisalign, and emergency dental care.
What should a patient expect from appointment scheduling and urgent care here?
The practice describes what it calls concierge dentistry: flexible after-hour care, weekend appointments and same-day availability for urgent needs. For emergencies such as a broken tooth, intense pain or swelling, it asks patients to make contact immediately and states that it strives to provide same-day appointments. It also describes practising slow dentistry, seeing fewer patients to allow more individual attention.
Does the practice work with dental insurance?
The practice states that it accepts most major insurance plans and that its team assists patients in understanding their coverage. It also states that financing options are available for patients without insurance. On the question of biomimetic treatment more generally, it notes that longer treatment time, more advanced materials and more precise technique can raise what a restoration involves compared with conventional work.
How often does this practice recommend routine examination?
For oral health it recommends scheduling a dental exam and cleaning every six months, stating that regular visits help prevent plaque buildup, detect early signs of dental problems, and maintain oral health over time. The practice describes its general dentistry as proactive and patient-centered, covering routine cleanings through comprehensive examinations, and it treats families and individuals of all ages.