Dr Michel Raad

A doctor of Lebanese descent, Dr. Michel Raad attended a private Jesuit school named Le Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour in Lebanon. After high school, he enrolled in a five-year dental degree program at Saint Joseph University in Lebanon, graduating at 23 years old. Dr. Raad moved to Boston in 2005 for a postgraduate residency in prosthodontics. At the end of the three-year program, Dr. Raad was awarded a master’s degree for his research work on ceramics and was the first dentist at Boston University to perform computer-assisted implant surgeries. He also completed a Holders Masters degree from the Boston University School of Medicine. As a prosthodontist, Dr. Raad presented his research results nationally and internationally at the IADR and AADR. He defended his thesis titled, “Effect of Formula, Pressing Technique and Location Within the Block on Mechanical Properties of Dental Zirconia” and was graded with an “A.” He lectured other dentists and prosthodontists during his tenure at Boston University School of Dental Medicine, where he held the position of professor in the postgraduate prosthodontics program. He is proficient in full-mouth rehabilitations, implant surgeries and all aspects of prosthetic dentistry, including but not limited to bridges, veneers and dentures. 3-year Prosthodontics Residency Research presenter at the IADR and AADR Former Professor of post-graduate prosthodontics at Boston University School of Dental Medicine Over 99% success rate on dental implants Hundreds of implants placed and restored every year.