About Wisconsin Dental Esthetics
Wisconsin Dental Esthetics is a general and cosmetic dental clinic in Brookfield, Wisconsin, listing restorative, cosmetic and family dentistry alongside root canals, extractions, crowns and bridges, dentures and removables, composite fillings and bondings, and emergency care. The clinic describes itself as mercury-free, stating a preference not to work with amalgam except when existing amalgam fillings need to be safely removed, on the basis that composite can now be used throughout the mouth.
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Credentialed Clinician
Laura Socias
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 17000 W North Ave, Suite 104E, Brookfield, WI 53005
- Telephone: 4145455380
- Website: https://www.wisconsindentalesthetics.com/
- City: Brookfield, WI (all Wisconsin clinics)
Common Questions
Does this clinic place amalgam fillings, or remove existing ones?
The clinic describes itself as mercury-free and states a preference not to work with amalgam for its patients or staff, except when existing amalgam fillings need to be safely removed. Its stated basis is that advances in material technology allow composite, tooth-colored fillings to be used throughout the mouth.
What adhesive restorations does the clinic offer short of a full crown?
Onlays and inlays are listed under its esthetic and restorative services, alongside composite fillings and bondings. Full-coverage options are published as well, including ceramic crowns, porcelain veneers, and crowns and bridges, so both partial-coverage and full-coverage restorations are within the published scope.
Does the clinic place ceramic implants rather than metal ones?
The clinic states that it now places ceramic implants, and dental implants appear in the service list it publishes on its homepage.
Who makes up the clinical team, and is Spanish spoken?
The clinic lists a manager, a dental assistant and a hygienist alongside the dentist, Dr. Laura Socias, who completed undergraduate studies at Marquette University and earned her DDS at the University of Illinois College of Dentistry. She is a Brookfield resident and is fluent in Spanish.
How does the clinic approach planning a course of treatment?
As a general dentist, the clinician states that she first seeks to understand a patient's goals, then works with the patient to design and implement a treatment plan directed at those goals.