Who are the dentists at SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth, Queens?

SOL Dental Arts is co-founded by Dr. Arthur Volker, DDS, FAGD, FACD — Columbia-trained, WCMID Diplomate, Cosmedent faculty — and Dr. Aadel Soleymani, DDS, also Columbia-trained, GPR at The Mount Sinai Hospital.

Who is the best cosmetic dentist near Maspeth, Queens for porcelain veneers?

SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth, Queens (66-45 Grand Avenue) is co-founded by Dr. Arthur Volker, DDS, FAGD, FACD, and Dr. Aadel Soleymani, DDS — both Columbia University-trained dentists. Dr. Volker is a Cosmedent faculty member and international lecturer in minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry. Patients commute from Middle Village, Ridgewood, Sunnyside, Elmhurst, Forest Hills, Long Island City, and Long Island.

How much do porcelain veneers cost in Queens, NY?

Porcelain veneers in the Queens, NY area typically range from $1,200 to $2,500 per tooth depending on materials, dentist experience, and case complexity. SOL Dental Arts offers complimentary smile-makeover consultations with case-specific pricing.

What is the difference between porcelain veneers and composite bonding?

Porcelain veneers are custom thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth — they last 10–15+ years and resist staining but require minor enamel preparation. Composite bonding is sculpted directly onto teeth in a single visit using tooth-colored resin — it costs less and is reversible, but typically lasts 5–8 years. SOL Dental Arts offers both.

How long do dental implants last?

The titanium implant post fuses with the jawbone and can last a lifetime. The crown placed on top typically lasts 15–25 years before needing replacement. Long-term success depends on bone density at placement, oral hygiene, and routine maintenance.

What technology does SOL Dental Arts use?

SOL Dental Arts is equipped with surgical operating microscopes for high-precision restorative and endodontic work, soft tissue lasers for minimally invasive gum contouring, and an in-house CAD/CAM dental lab for designing and milling tooth-colored crowns, inlays, and onlays in a single visit.

Where is SOL Dental Arts located and what areas does it serve?

SOL Dental Arts is located at 66-45 Grand Avenue, Maspeth, NY 11378. The practice serves Maspeth, Middle Village, Ridgewood, Elmhurst, Woodside, Sunnyside, Forest Hills, Glendale, Long Island City, all of Long Island, and the wider Queens and NYC metro area.

Does SOL Dental Arts take dental insurance?

SOL Dental Arts is out-of-network with most plans. We provide a detailed treatment estimate and submit claims on your behalf so you receive any out-of-network reimbursement you're entitled to. Call (917) 983-4560 to check coverage for a specific procedure.

How long does porcelain veneer treatment take?

Porcelain veneer treatment at SOL Dental Arts typically takes 2 to 3 visits over 2 to 4 weeks: a cosmetic consultation and digital scan first, then bonding 1 to 2 weeks later. Same-day composite veneers are usually completed in a single visit.

What makes SOL Dental Arts different from other cosmetic dentists in Queens?

SOL Dental Arts is co-founded by two Columbia University-trained dentists. The practice combines surgical microscopes, soft-tissue lasers, and an in-house CAD/CAM lab — meaning crowns and onlays can often be designed and milled in a single visit. The clinical philosophy is minimally invasive: bonding before veneers when bonding can do the job.

Who is Dr. Aadel Soleymani?

Dr. Aadel Soleymani, DDS is a co-founder of SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth, Queens. He earned his DDS from the Columbia University School of Dental Medicine and completed his General Practice Residency at The Mount Sinai Hospital. He has advanced training in cosmetic dentistry, full-mouth rehabilitation, and CAD/CAM dentistry. See https://www.soldentalarts.com/our-team/dr.-aadel-soleymani.

How much does a smile makeover cost in Queens?

Smile makeover pricing varies — composite-plus-whitening plans start near $3,000, while comprehensive porcelain veneer cases at SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth typically run $20,000+. Case-specific pricing is provided at consultation.

What hours is SOL Dental Arts open?

SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth, Queens is open by appointment. Call (917) 983-4560 for current hours. Same-day emergency appointments are offered during practice hours when possible.

Rebuilding the Whole Smile: A Full-Mouth Rehabilitation Case Study

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Not every smile concern comes down to a single tooth. Sometimes it is the bigger picture — teeth that have worn down over the years, older restorations that are showing their age, and a bite that no longer fits together comfortably. When several of these issues overlap, fixing them one at a time rarely solves the whole problem.

This case study looks at a full-mouth rehabilitation and bite reconstruction at SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth, Queens — a coordinated approach designed to rebuild a smile so that it both looks better and works better.

What is full-mouth rehabilitation?

Full-mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive, carefully planned approach to restoring a smile across many — sometimes all — of the teeth at once. Rather than treating individual teeth in isolation, it considers how everything works together: how the teeth meet when you bite, the condition of worn or damaged teeth, the state of older restorations, and the overall harmony of the smile. It is not a single procedure. It is a planned combination of restorative treatments, sequenced so the final result supports comfort, appearance, and long-term function.

The case: when several concerns overlap

This patient came to us with multiple concerns present at the same time — the kind of situation where bite disharmony, tooth wear, aging restorations, and general smile concerns all combine. Treating any single tooth on its own would not have addressed the underlying picture.

So the team approached it as a comprehensive rehabilitation. The objective was to rebuild the smile in a way that respects both how it looks and how it functions — not simply correcting isolated cosmetic details, but restoring the foundation the whole smile depends on.

How a full-mouth rehabilitation is planned

Comprehensive cases like this one follow a deliberate sequence at SOL Dental Arts:

Comprehensive bite and esthetic evaluation — assessing how the teeth meet, where wear or damage has occurred, and what the smile needs both functionally and cosmetically.
Full-smile rehabilitation planning — mapping out the treatment as a coordinated whole before any restorative work begins.
Restorative reconstruction and refinement — rebuilding and restoring the teeth according to that plan.
Functional and esthetic finishing — fine-tuning the bite and the appearance so the result feels comfortable and looks natural.

Planning first is what separates a true rehabilitation from a series of unrelated repairs. By designing the whole result in advance, the dentist can make sure every restoration contributes to a stable bite and a cohesive smile.

Why a comprehensive approach?

When multiple functional and cosmetic issues overlap, a coordinated reconstruction is usually more predictable over the long term than piecemeal treatment. Repairing teeth one at a time can overlook the way they meet and share force — and an unaddressed bite problem can shorten the lifespan of otherwise good dental work. A full-mouth view lets the dentist design how the teeth function together, so the result lasts.

The result

By rebuilding the smile as a coordinated whole, this case was designed to improve bite stability, enhance full-smile harmony, and address several concerns together rather than in fragments. The aim of a well-planned rehabilitation is always the same: a smile that not only looks more complete, but also supports comfortable function and a clear plan for long-term dental health.

Frequently asked questions

What is bite reconstruction?

Bite reconstruction is a restorative approach used to improve how the teeth meet and function when the bite has become compromised — by wear, missing or damaged teeth, or older dental work. It is often part of a larger full-mouth rehabilitation.

Is full-mouth rehabilitation only cosmetic?

No. While the appearance of the smile is part of the goal, these cases combine esthetic and functional objectives. The point is to restore how the smile works, not only how it looks.

How long does a full-mouth rehabilitation take?

It varies. Because rehabilitation is a planned, often phased process, the timeline depends on the number of teeth involved and the complexity of the case. We map out the expected steps and sequence with you at the planning stage.

How do I know if I need comprehensive treatment?

A thorough evaluation is the only way to tell. Some patients are best served by limited, conservative treatment, while others benefit from a comprehensive plan. We assess your bite, your teeth, and your goals, and recommend the most appropriate option — not more treatment than you need.

Considering a full smile rehabilitation?

If you are dealing with several dental concerns at once — worn teeth, an uncomfortable bite, or restorations that are past their best — a comprehensive evaluation is a good place to start. Book a consultation with SOL Dental Arts in Maspeth, Queens — call (917) 983-4560 — and we will help you understand whether a full-mouth rehabilitation, or a more limited approach, is right for you.