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Dental care for every stage of life

From routine cleanings to dentures, bridges, and brighter smiles — one office cares for your whole family. Not sure what you need? Call (813) 820-0071 and we will point you in the right direction.

What we do

Pick a service to read more, or call us and describe what's going on — we'll tell you what to expect in plain language.

Cleanings & checkups

Gentle cleanings, complete exams, digital X-rays, fluoride, and oral cancer screenings. A checkup every six months helps you avoid decay and gum disease.

Dentures & partials

Full and partial dentures, custom-made to look natural and fit comfortably — so you can eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

Often covered by Medicare Advantage

Bridges & crowns

A fixed bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth. A crown protects and strengthens a damaged tooth. Both are made to match your smile.

Often covered by Medicare Advantage

Extractions & root canals

When a tooth can't be saved — or can be saved with a root canal — we treat you gently and explain every step before we begin.

Whitening, veneers & bonding

Brighten stained teeth, close small gaps, and repair chips with natural-looking porcelain and tooth-colored materials.

Children's dentistry

Kind, patient care for kids 10 and up and teens — cleanings, sealants, and fluoride to stop cavities early, plus tips for parents and grandparents.

Family dentistry

One dentist for kids 10 and up, teens, adults and grandparents — preventive, cosmetic and restorative care in one Brandon office.

Emergency dental care

Toothache, broken tooth or lost crown? Walk-ins are welcome and emergencies get priority — call (813) 820-0071.

Walk-ins welcome

Care for nervous patients

Haven't been in years, or dread the chair? We go one step at a time, explain everything first, and give you costs in writing.

New to Dental Day? See our dental specials for new patients, including a new-patient exam, X-rays and cleaning, and an emergency exam.

Cracked or broken tooth? Here's how to get it looked at fast.

On Medicare Advantage? See the Medicare Advantage dental plans we're in network with: Delta Dental, Humana, UnitedHealthcare/AARP, Aetna, Cigna, Florida Blue, Wellcare, Simply Healthcare, Freedom Health and Optimum HealthCare.

Technology that makes visits easier

Modern tools mean less discomfort, less time in the chair, and a clearer picture of your dental health — especially helpful if it's been a while since your last visit.

Another view of a Dental Day treatment room in Brandon, FL, with a dental chair and monitor

Gentler visits, by design

Nobody looks forward to needles, drills, or a numb face that lasts all afternoon. We've invested in equipment chosen to make each of those things easier — or avoid them entirely.

  • Laser dentistry — less pain and bleeding for many procedures
  • The Wand — numbs a single tooth, without a traditional shot
  • Digital X-rays — about 90% less radiation than old film X-rays
  • Intra-oral cameras — see what we see, on a screen

Laser dentistry

A dental laser is a beam of concentrated light that can do many jobs a drill or scalpel used to do — usually with less pain, less bleeding, and more of your natural tooth left in place.

What can a laser be used for?

Lasers have been used safely in dentistry for decades. At our office, a laser may be used to:

  • Remove decay before a filling, often saving more of the healthy tooth
  • Treat gum disease and gently reshape gums damaged by gingivitis
  • Remove bacteria during root canal treatment
  • Take a small tissue sample during an oral cancer screening
  • Ease the pain of canker sores and remove small mouth lesions
  • Speed up the results of professional teeth whitening

If a laser is an option for your treatment, we'll explain what it means for your visit before we start.

The Wand — single-tooth numbing without a traditional shot

If you dread needles, The Wand is for you. It's a small computer-guided device that slowly and gently numbs only the tooth being treated — most patients say they don't feel a thing.

How is this better than a regular shot?
  • Much more comfortable than a traditional syringe — the anesthetic drips in slowly, which is what prevents the sting
  • Numbs just the tooth being worked on, for about an hour
  • No numb lip, tongue, or half of your face for the rest of the day
  • You can go straight back to your day — talk, smile, and eat normally sooner
  • Lets us treat teeth on both sides of your lower jaw in one visit
  • Less anxiety before and during your appointment

Digital X-rays & intra-oral cameras

Digital X-rays use about 90% less radiation than old-style film X-rays, and the images appear instantly on a screen. A small intra-oral camera lets you see your own teeth the way we do — so nothing about your treatment plan is a mystery.

Why does this matter for you?
  • Lower radiation and no waiting for film to develop
  • Sharper images help us catch small problems before they become big ones
  • You see the same picture we see, so you can ask questions and decide with confidence
  • Images are easy to share if another doctor or your plan needs them

Questions about any of these? Call (813) 820-0071 — we're happy to explain how they'd apply to your visit.

New patients welcome

Make today a Dental Day.

Call now — in most cases we can see you for a complete exam the same day.