About Fortune Smiles Dental Care

Fortune Smiles Dental Care is a San Jose practice whose stated emphasis is biomimetic and minimally invasive dentistry, described by the practice as fusing conventional restorative work with adhesive, tooth-conserving principles. The clinic states this approach means fewer crowns, less drilling, and longer-lasting restorations, with as much natural tooth structure preserved as possible. Alongside biomimetic restoration, the practice describes a holistic orientation and lists safe amalgam removal among its more advanced treatments. General, preventative, cosmetic and implant dentistry, Invisalign clear aligner treatment, and full mouth reconstruction are the service areas it names. Clinicians here are recorded with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. Prevention is described as the foundation of the practice, through regular examination, cleanings and patient education.

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Credentialed Clinician

Dr. Solmaz Forutan DMD

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AOBMD recordverified 30 August 2026

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Common Questions

What does this practice mean when it says it works biomimetically?

The practice describes fusing traditional dental methods with biomimetic and minimally invasive principles in order to restore both the appearance and the natural function of teeth. In its own terms this means fewer crowns, less drilling, and longer-lasting restorations, with the conservation of as much sound tooth structure as possible treated as the governing constraint on how a tooth is prepared and restored.

Does Fortune Smiles Dental Care offer amalgam removal?

Yes. The practice lists safe amalgam removal among its more advanced treatments, alongside biomimetic restoration, and frames these within what it calls a holistic approach emphasising minimally invasive and biomimetic technique. The site does not set out the removal protocol itself, so patients concerned about isolation, filtration or other handling measures should raise those questions directly with the office.

What treatment areas does the practice list?

Six service areas are named: general dentistry, preventative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign treatment, implant dentistry, and full mouth reconstruction. The practice also maintains a separate section on biomimetic dentistry, and states that whether a visit is a routine examination, a restorative procedure or a more advanced biomimetic treatment, care is scoped to the individual patient's needs and concerns.

How does an implant case proceed at this clinic?

The practice describes a five-stage sequence: consultation and assessment of oral health, treatment planning using imaging to position the implant, surgical placement of a biocompatible titanium implant into the jawbone, a period during which the implant integrates with bone, and then restoration with a custom crown, bridge or denture made with an outside dental laboratory. The practice notes implants help maintain jawbone integrity.

What is involved in Invisalign treatment here?

Treatment begins with a consultation assessing oral health and whether clear aligners suit the case. A plan is then mapped with 3D imaging, specifying tooth movements and treatment duration. Aligners are worn 20 to 22 hours a day, advancing to a new set every one to two weeks, with office check-ins every six to eight weeks to confirm progress and issue the next sets.