An open-air operatory at A.I.R. Dentalplex, with a treatment chair under the barn's timbered windows.

Sedation, planned by a prosthodontist.

Dr. Brian Borodaty is a specialist in replacing and rebuilding teeth. If you have put off the dentist for years, you can take a pill at home, relax through the visit, and often be finished in one or two appointments.

The Gristmill, Suite 101 4

open-air operatories inside a converted barn on Route 19. Look for the red roof.

Training and memberships held by Dr. Borodaty

University of PittsburghProsthodontics, 2000Western PA Prosthodontic Assn.Member since 2003Allegheny County ChamberMember since 2004Seattle Study ClubMember since 2005NTI-tss PlusProvider
The Gristmill Corporate Center sign on Bellevue Road, with Dr. Brian A. Borodaty listed at the top.
The wall inside Suite 101 reading A.I.R. Dentalplex, Aesthetic, Implant, Reconstructive Specialist, Brian A. Borodaty, D.M.D.

A.I.R. stands for Aesthetic, Implant, Reconstructive. It is spelled out on the wall of Suite 101 because it is the whole practice: a prosthodontist who replaces missing teeth, rebuilds worn ones, and makes the result look like your own.

Find the Gristmill on Route 19, an old barn with a red roof.

Sedation dentistry

Dental anxiety? Sit back and relax.

Some people are afraid. Some cannot control a gag reflex, some do not numb easily, and some are embarrassed about how long it has been. Nobody here will make you feel bad about any of it.

The door marked Treatment Area opening onto the operatories at A.I.R. Dentalplex.
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A pill, not a needle in your arm

Oral conscious sedation is taken as a pill. You stay responsive and can answer questions, but you are deeply relaxed, and most people remember little of the treatment. Nitrous oxide is available too.

A treatment chair in one of the four open-air operatories at A.I.R. Dentalplex.
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One or two visits instead of ten

With nothing to interrupt the appointment, a lot can be done at once, and years of put-off work can often be finished in one or two comfortable visits. Your vital signs are watched the whole time.

A sign reading Reserved for patients of Dr. Borodaty at the practice's parking spaces.
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Bring a driver, and park at the door

Because you take the pill before you leave home, someone has to bring you and take you back. Spaces reserved for Dr. Borodaty’s patients sit a short walk from the first-floor entry.

An operatory at A.I.R. Dentalplex, with the treatment chair, delivery unit and patient education posters.
2000
Graduated in prosthodontics from the University of Pittsburgh.

Meet your prosthodontist

Dr. Brian A. Borodaty, DMD

Prosthodontics is the dental specialty of replacing and rebuilding teeth, which is what the A.I.R. on the wall means. Dr. Borodaty places and restores implants, and makes crowns, bridges, partials and complete dentures, with the aim of a whiter, brighter smile delivered in a relaxed, friendly office.

  • Prosthodontics, University of PittsburghGraduated in 2000 with a specialty in prosthodontics, and has kept up yearly prosthodontic continuing education since.
  • Western PA Prosthodontic AssociationA member since 2003.
  • Seattle Study ClubA member since 2005.
  • Allegheny County Chamber of CommerceA member since 2004.
Dr. Brian A. Borodaty, DMD, prosthodontist at A.I.R. Dentalplex.
Prosthodontist · owner

Dr. Brian A. Borodaty, DMD

“Doc B” to a good many of his patients. His name is on the wall of Suite 101, on the sign out on Bellevue Road, and on the parking spaces reserved for his patients.

University of Pittsburgh, prosthodontics, 2000

Dentistry in North Hills, Pittsburgh

From a first denture to a full rebuild.

Prosthodontics for a natural-looking smile, with everyday care alongside it. Cleanings, extractions and implants are all done in the same office, so you are not passed between practices.

Dentures & Partials

Complete and partial dentures planned by a prosthodontist, the specialist trained to replace teeth. Cracked or loose? Relines and repairs are done the same day.

  • Complete Dentures
  • Partial Dentures
  • Implant Dentures
  • Same-Day Relines & Repairs
Ask about it →

Implants, Crowns & Bridges

Fixed teeth instead of removable ones. Dr. Borodaty checks that the gums and the bone can hold an implant first, and says so plainly if another answer would serve you better.

  • Dental Implants
  • Porcelain Crowns
  • Bridges
  • Full Reconstruction
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Cosmetic

Veneers, bonding and tooth-colored fillings with natural results, and home whitening in custom-fitted trays. Adults can ask for a free smile analysis before deciding anything.

  • Porcelain Veneers
  • Dental Bonding
  • Tooth-Colored Fillings
  • Home Whitening
  • Free Smile Analysis
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Jaw, Headaches & Surgery

TMJ and TMD care for clicking, jaw pain and the headaches that come with it, custom mouthguards, and extractions and wisdom teeth done in the office.

  • TMJ / TMD Treatment
  • NTI-tss Plus
  • Mouthguards
  • Oral Surgery & Extractions
  • ViziLite Plus Screening
Ask about it →

Four things people ask about most.

Same-day denture repairs

A cracked denture or one that has stopped fitting does not mean weeks without teeth. Relines and repairs are done the day you come in.

NTI-tss Plus

A small clear nightguard over the front teeth only, FDA approved for preventing migraine headaches. It keeps the back teeth apart so night clenching eases off.

Implants or dentures?

Implants are anchored in the jawbone and chew like your own teeth. Dentures cost less. A prosthodontist can plan either, so you hear both sides.

ViziLite Plus

A light-based oral screening that helps show abnormal tissue, with a blue dye to mark anything that needs a closer look. For patients at higher risk.

Office tour

You have found us when you see the red roof.

The Gristmill is an old converted barn at Route 19 North and Bellevue Road. Suite 101 is on the first floor, with two floors above, one below, and an elevator to all of them.

The Gristmill building and its red barn roof, seen from Bellevue Road.
The Gristmill from Bellevue Road
The path from the parking spaces to the Gristmill's first-floor entry.
A short walk from parking to the door
The glass doors of Suite 101, the A.I.R. Dentalplex entrance inside the Gristmill.
Our entrance, Suite 101
One of the four open-air operatories at A.I.R. Dentalplex, light from the barn windows.
Four open-air operatories

New patients & emergencies

Emergencies welcome. New patients too.

If something has broken or hurts, call the office. For a first visit, the new patient forms can be printed and filled in at home, so the appointment starts with you rather than a clipboard.

  1. Registration and dental history, the financial policy and the HIPAA consent
  2. A “handle me with care” checklist, so we know what worries you
  3. For sedation, the escort and designated driver form
  4. Wheelchair access, and an elevator to every floor of the Gristmill
The first-floor entry of the Gristmill building, beneath its timber balconies.
The Gristmill’s first-floor entry, a short walk from our reserved spaces.

Insurance & payment

Our goal is that cost never stops the care you need.

Insurance

We are happy to accept your insurance assignment. We verify your benefits, estimate your copay, submit the claim, and resubmit it within 60 days if needed. We do not participate with UPMC for You Medicaid and Medical Assistance plans.

  • Delta Dental
  • MetLife
  • UPMC Dental Advantage
  • United Concordia
  • Aetna

Paying for treatment

Cash, checks, debit, Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover, and monthly payments through CareCredit, subject to credit approval.

  • A 5% courtesy adjustment when treatment is paid in full in cash before it is completed
  • Treatment over $5,000 can be paid in thirds
  • Implant plans need a $500 deposit to hold the first surgery date

No insurance? The Kleer plan.

An in-house membership plan for a low monthly fee: preventive care and examinations, x-rays included, plus discounts on implants, crowns, whitening and cosmetic work.

Sign up with Kleer →

Current specials.

Mention the offer when you call. Not valid with any other offer.

$140

Cleaning, exam and x-rays

A routine cleaning, an examination and four x-rays for $140.

Free

A second opinion

A complimentary “Look See” consultation, at no cost to you.

Free

X-rays for denture patients

Diagnostic x-rays are free with your first dentures appointment. New patients.

$100

Off with sedation

Take $100 off your next appointment when you try sedation dentistry.

25%

Military and dependents

Off the regular cost of your initial visit, for the armed forces and families.

20%

Seniors, 65 and over

Off the regular cost of your initial visit.

4.9 out of 5 · 30+ Google reviews

“Doc B is the man.”

That one is from a Google review. Here are a few longer ones.

★★★★★
The doctor kept his office open, fully staffed, to treat my husband's condition on an emergency basis. So thankful for the excellent treatment and follow-up service! I will definitely contact him for my own upcoming treatment. Janice O., PittsburghYelp review
★★★★★
Great Doctor and great staff. The work was customized and very precise, I couldn't have asked for anything more. Extremely happy with the results and I have had many compliments on my smile. Dani K.Facebook review
★★★★★
I no longer live in the Pittsburgh area, however, while there I have been through more than 20 different dentists. He and his staff are the very best I have ever worked with. Through Dr. Borodaty, I had three root canals, four crowns, an extraction, and Dr. Borodaty succeeded where four other local prosthodontist could not in successfully designing a prosthesis to place four crowns. He is a great dentist, and I would highly recommend him to anyone in need of some dental care. Sean C.Healthgrades review

Common questions

What people ask before they book.

Will I be asleep during sedation?

No. Sedation here is as simple as taking a pill, and you stay conscious and responsive throughout. You are deeply relaxed, you will not be nervous or fidgety, and most people remember little or nothing of the treatment afterwards. Nitrous oxide is also available. Your vital signs are monitored throughout the visit.

Do I need someone to drive me?

Yes, for oral sedation. You take the pill before you leave home, so someone must bring you and take you home again. There is an escort and designated driver form for sedation patients in the new patient paperwork.

How long does a sedation appointment take?

Depending on the condition of your teeth, sedation may last from two to six hours. Because nothing interrupts the visit, a lot can often be done in one or two appointments, even for people who have not seen a dentist in years.

Which insurance do you take?

We accept Delta Dental, MetLife, UPMC Dental Advantage, United Concordia and Aetna, and we verify your benefits, estimate your copay and submit the claim for you. We do not participate with UPMC for You Medicaid and Medical Assistance plans. Call (412) 931-7900 to check your own coverage.

I have a dental emergency. Can you help?

Emergencies are welcome. Call the office on (412) 931-7900. If it is a medical emergency, dial 911.

How do I find you?

Take I-279 North to Exit 5, Perrysville Avenue, and turn left onto Route 19 North at the light. The Gristmill Corporate Complex is one mile on the left, at the corner of Route 19 North and Bellevue Road, across from the Sunoco. Look for the converted barn with the red roof. We are in Suite 101 on the first floor, with reserved parking by the first-floor entry and an elevator to every floor.

Visit us

Route 19 and Bellevue Road.

Address
101 Bellevue Road, Suite 101
Pittsburgh, PA 15229

In the Gristmill, across from the Sunoco
Phone
(412) 931-7900
Fax (412) 931-4111
Hours
Monday
10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Tuesday
11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Wednesday
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Thursday
10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Friday
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Closed on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Tell us what you need, and we will call you back.

We will contact you shortly to schedule. If this is a dental emergency, please call (412) 931-7900 or dial 911. Please do not send private health information through this form.

✓ Sedation available ✓ Emergencies welcome ✓ Wheelchair access