Chicago Dental Boutique

• Comprehensive general and cosmetic dentistry for adults and families
• Emphasis on smile makeovers, including veneers, Invisalign, implants, and other cosmetic treatments
• Preventive care such as exams, cleanings, and screenings to support long-term oral health
• Restorative treatments to repair damaged or missing teeth
• Emergency dentistry for urgent issues like toothaches, injuries, and other sudden problems
• Concierge-style service with flexible booking and quick appointments when possible

Care philosophy

• Blend of art and science to design healthy, attractive smiles
• Personalized treatment planning based on each patient's goals and clinical needs
• Focus on patient comfort in a calming, boutique environment
• Use of modern dental technology and up-to-date techniques

Clinical leadership

• Chicago Dental Boutique is led by dentists with advanced training in esthetic, restorative, and implant dentistry.
• Training backgrounds noted on the website include:
• Advanced Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry residency at the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry
• Postgraduate training in implant dentistry through the Global Institute of Dental Education (gIDE)
• Ongoing coursework at the Kois Center for Restorative Excellence and additional advanced education programs

For details about specific services (such as cosmetic procedures, emergency appointments, or implants), see the dedicated documents on those topics or contact the office directly.

Types of cosmetic treatments

• Cosmetic tooth bonding
• Uses tooth-colored composite resin to repair chipped, decayed, or fractured teeth.
• The material is shaped and polished to blend naturally with surrounding teeth.

• Dental implants
• Used to replace missing teeth with a long-term, fixed solution.
• An implant post is placed to act like a natural tooth root, with a crown or restoration attached on top.
• The practice provides implant options for single-tooth replacement and larger cases (e.g., denture or full-mouth implants), as described on the website.

• Invisalign® clear aligners
• Removable, clear aligners used to straighten teeth without traditional braces.
• Typically recommended for mild to moderate misalignment.
• Treatment is planned and monitored by an Invisalign-trained dentist at the practice.

• Porcelain veneers
• Custom-made shells that cover the front surfaces of teeth.
• Used to address concerns such as gaps, chips, discoloration, and other cosmetic imperfections.
• Can provide a rapid and dramatic smile upgrade when appropriate.

• Smile makeover planning
• Comprehensive cosmetic treatment plans tailored to the patient's goals and oral health.
• May combine multiple services (such as veneers, whitening, implants, and Invisalign) to achieve an overall smile transformation.

• Teeth whitening
• Professional whitening treatments designed to brighten the shade of teeth more effectively than typical over-the-counter products.

• White spot removal
• Uses Icon micro-technology (as described on the website) to smooth and treat white spot lesions on teeth, helping them blend more evenly with surrounding enamel.

Consultations and planning

• Patients can request a cosmetic consultation to discuss their goals and learn which options may be suitable.
• The dentist will evaluate the teeth, bite, and overall oral health before recommending specific cosmetic treatments.

Specific treatment costs, timelines, and clinical suitability are not listed on the website and must be discussed directly with the dentist and team during an exam or consultation.

Financing options

The practice offers financing options to make dental care and larger treatment plans more manageable:

• CareCredit® accepted
• Cherry Financing accepted

These financing options can be especially helpful for larger cosmetic or implant treatment plans, offering flexible monthly payment options.

Billing and coverage questions

• Patients are encouraged to contact the office for help understanding estimated costs, insurance coverage, and financing options for proposed treatment plans.
• Exact prices, payment amounts, and detailed insurance coverage are not listed on the website and should be confirmed directly with the office.

How to contact the office

• Main phone / call or text: 312-868-0301
• Additional phone listed on the website: (312) 854-8104
• Email: info@chicagodentalboutique.com
• Online contact form: Available on the Contact Us page of the website for general inquiries and appointment requests.

Office hours

The website lists the following office hours:

• Monday: 6:00 am – 6:00 pm
• Saturday: 8:30 am – 3:00 pm
• Sunday: Closed
• Tuesday–Friday: Hours are not clearly specified on the pages reviewed.

Because Tuesday–Friday hours are not fully listed on the website content available, patients should contact the office directly (phone, text, or contact form) for the most current and accurate schedule and availability.

Online booking

• The website provides an option to request an appointment online for general check-ups/cleanings, cosmetic consultations, or toothache concerns.
• For urgent or same-day needs, patients are encouraged to call or text the office directly.

• Dentist with advanced training in esthetic, restorative, and implant dentistry.
• Earned his Doctorate in Dental Surgery (DDS) at the University of Kalamoon in 2011.
• Completed a two-year residency at the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry, focused on smile design and full mouth reconstruction, receiving a certificate in Advanced Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry in 2015.
• Completed the gIDE Master Clinician Program in Implant Dentistry (Global Institute of Dental Education), a post-graduate program in placing and restoring dental implants.
• Has pursued advanced coursework through the Kois Center for Restorative Excellence and additional continuing education programs.
• Has served as faculty at the UCLA Center for Esthetic Dentistry, teaching in the post-graduate esthetic dentistry residency program.

Dr. Abdullah Samad

• Dentist with training in comprehensive general and digital dentistry.
• Completed his first dental degree internationally before completing advanced dental training at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
• Focus areas described on the website include comprehensive general dentistry, digital dentistry, and modern treatment planning.
• Emphasizes thoughtful, patient-centered care based on communication and attention to detail.

Clinical team and support staff

Roles listed on the website include:

• Regional Manager
• Office Manager
• Treatment Coordinator
• HR Coordinator and Inventory Specialist
• Registered Dental Hygienists (RDH)
• Lead Dental Assistant

The team works together to provide front-desk support, treatment coordination, hygiene services, and chairside assistance, all with a focus on a high-end, boutique patient experience.

Specific staff schedules, languages spoken, or individual provider availability are not listed on the website and should be confirmed directly with the office if needed.

Examples of situations where the practice encourages patients to call right away include:

• Sudden or severe toothache
• Chipped, cracked, or broken tooth
• Lost or broken fillings, crowns, or other restorations
• Dental trauma from accidents or sports injuries
• Knocked-out tooth
• Other unexpected pain, swelling, or concerns about the teeth or gums

Access to emergency care

• The practice states that it offers same-day emergency care when possible to relieve pain and protect teeth and gums.
• The office notes that it is on-call and open on weekends for emergencies at no extra cost, based on the website description.
• Patients are advised to call the office immediately if they believe they are experiencing a dental emergency.

Types of emergency treatments described on the website

Depending on the situation, emergency visits may include:

• Evaluation and diagnosis of the issue causing pain or damage
• Pain relief and stabilization
• Repairing damaged teeth (such as bonding or other restorations)
• Quick replacement or repair of lost or broken restorations
• Infection management, and when necessary, extraction of teeth that cannot be predictably saved

Guidance before an emergency visit

The website suggests that, before an emergency appointment, patients may find temporary relief by:

• Gently flossing to remove any trapped food particles
• Rinsing with a mild saltwater solution
• Applying a cold pack to the cheek in the affected area
• Taking over-the-counter pain medication as directed, if appropriate for the patient

Exact availability, after-hours procedures, and whether a particular situation can be seen the same day should always be confirmed by calling the office directly.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.