Dr. Joy Chen, DMD, MD

4940 Campbell Blvd Baltimore, MD

University of British Columbia, DMD

Diplomate - American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons

American Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons

American Dental Association

With ClearChoice since September 2023

English

About Dr. Joy Chen

Oral Surgeon

DMD

Dr. Joy Xun Chen received her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the University of British Columbia in 2014 as well as a Doctor of Medicine degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2017. Additionally, Dr. Chen completed her Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery residency at Columbia University Medical Center / New York Presbyterian Hospital in 2022.

Dr. Chen has a great depth of knowledge and skill set in his practice and in dentoalveolar surgery, dental implants, bone grafting and sinus augmentation. Working with each patient directly, Dr. Chen helps create comprehensive treatment plans to help provide restoration to each patient’s smile.

Dental education:

University of British Columbia, DMD

With ClearChoice since:

September 2023

Languages:

English

The Clear Choice for Your Dental Implants

ClearChoice is here to get you smiling again. No matter your dental health situation, speak to a ClearChoice doctor to see what your options are for permanent tooth replacement.

Team of Dental Experts

Your ClearChoice team is comprised of Network Prosthodontists and Oral surgeons. After dental school, they completed additional years of study to refine their practice.

Restoring Smiles Since 2005

After successfully providing 200,000+ patients with dental implants at our 100+ locations, we’ve seen how restoring smiles can also transform patients’ lives.

New Implant Technology

Innovative technology is at the forefront of the practices. At ClearChoice, we use 3D scans, digital printing, and even a Virtual Smile Design to show what potential results could look like.

Offices associated with Dr. Chen

Current Office

White Marsh

4940 Campbell Blvd Baltimore, MD 21236

Get directions

to ClearChoice, White Marsh

(443) 219-1560

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I expect during my first visit?

Your first visit to ClearChoice will be a free consultation. During your consultation, you’ll receive an oral health exam, a 3D scan, and a rendering of your Virtual Smile Design. The ClearChoice team will walk you through the implant treatment process, discuss your smile goals, and answer any questions. You'll receive a personalized treatment plan outlining the procedure and total cost. The consultation also allows you to meet our dental team and tour our center.

How do ClearChoice prosthodontists and oral surgeons work together?

At ClearChoice, prosthodontists and oral surgeons collaborate throughout the entire dental implant process to provide seamless care. The oral surgeon performs the initial implant placement treatment, ensuring the implants are correctly positioned in the jawbone. After the treatment site has healed and the implants have integrated with the bone, the prosthodontist designs and fits the custom prosthetic teeth. This teamwork ensures that every aspect of your treatment is handled by specialists, leading to optimal results.

How long does the dental implant procedure take?

While the dental implant procedure varies by case, it generally includes three stages: evaluation and planning, implant placement, and restoration. Implant treatment can generally take 2-3 hours and we provide several options for pain management. A 2-3 month recovery period is needed for your mouth to heal and for the implant to conform to the jawbone, followed by the restoration phase and attaching your new, permanent set of teeth. The entire process can take several months.

How should I prepare for my dental implant procedure?

To prepare for your dental implant procedure, follow any pre-operative instructions from your ClearChoice team. We recommend arranging transportation to and from the appointment to ensure you’re able to get a safe ride home. It’s also important to maintain good oral hygiene, avoid smoking or alcohol before the procedure, and prepare easy and soft foods for post-surgery meals. It’s also best to inform your doctor of any medications or health conditions before treatment.