Meet Our Doctors

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Dr. Nahed A. Lakkis

Dr. Nahed A. Lakkis is a biomimetic and adhesive dentist whose primary focus is to restore teeth with the most predictable and minimally invasive protocols. His meticulous nature and attention to detail has allowed him to excel in the field of biomimetic and cosmetic dentistry.

Education

2009   Catholic Memorial High School

2013   Boston College

2017   Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine – Magna Cum Laude

Advanced Education

2018 Clinical Fellowship in Hospital Dentistry/General Practice Residency (Harvard University School of Dental Medicine)

2022 Mastership in Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry

A Biomimetic dentist is someone who restores teeth using materials that mimic your natural teeth. Our focus is on treatments that maintain and save your natural tooth. In doing so, we restore teeth in a more predictable and high-quality manner.

Awards

  • Best of Boston – General Dentistry – 2021, 2022, & 2023

Outreach

  • 2017: Provided free dental and medical services to the underserved communities of Guatemala. Serving through LIGA International, I hope to serve on other similar missions in the future. For those of you who are curious, “LIGA” means “league” in Spanish!
  • 2019: Completed 30 hours of complex implant placement in a charity mission to Santo Domingo, DR.

Professional Organizations

  • Academy of General Dentistry (2017 – present)
  • Massachusetts Dental Society (2017 – present)
  • American Dental Association (2017 – present)
  • The BAARD Institute (2019 – present)
    • BAARD stands for Biomimetic and Advanced Adhesive Restoration Dentistry

On a Personal Note

I grew up in West Roxbury, and family has always been a big influence on my life. I’ve been married to my beautiful wife Sarah for 2 years. In our spare time, we enjoy hiking, going to the beach, and trying out new restaurants.

My love for dentistry stems from my uncle. I spent countless hours in my uncle’s office as an orthodontic patient. After my appointments, I would normally stick around the office and just observe everything that was going on. It seemed so interesting that your day-to-day experience as a dentist could vary so much depending on what the schedule had in store for you. Best of all, you were treating patients and helping them overcome so many barriers.