Periodontists in Florida
787 periodontist practices are listed in Florida, across 127 towns. A periodontist treats gum disease and the bone around the teeth, and places implants.
When you need a periodontist in Florida
If your gums bleed, pockets are deep, or teeth have started to move, this is the specialist your dentist would send you to. Most people are referred by their own dentist, but you can approach one directly. The practices here registered periodontics with the federal registry, which records the specialty and not the fees, the hours or the insurance taken, so ask when you call.
What this treatment costs and involves
Florida has 25,252 dental practices in total, in 352 towns. Browse all of them.
Where the periodontists are
Towns with at least three, biggest first. Each opens the periodontists in that town.
Towns with one or two
These have periodontists listed but too few for a page of their own, so the link goes to every dentist in the town: Atlantis (1), Bay Harbor Islands (2), Celebration (1), Cutler Bay (2), Dania Beach (1), Davenport (2), Deerfield Beach (1), Defuniak Springs (1), Doral (2), Gulf Breeze (1), Holiday (1), Homestead (1), Hurlburt Field (2), Immokalee (1), Indialantic (2), Key Largo (1), Key West (1), Labelle (1), Lake Mary (2), Lake Worth (2), Leesburg (2), Lighthouse Point (2), Loxahatchee (1), Lynn Haven (2), Maitland (1), Margate (2), Merritt Island (1), Miami Gardens (1), Miami Lakes (2), Miami Shores (1), Mount Dora (1), Neptune Beach (2), New Smyrna Beach (1), Oakland Park (2), Ocoee (2), Okeechobee (1), Oldsmar (1), Orange City (1), Ormond Beach (2), Oviedo (2), Pace (1), Palm City (2), Panama City (2), Pinellas Park (1), Port Charlotte (2), Sanford (1), Santa Rosa Beach (1), Sebring (1), Seminole (1), Sunrise (1), The Villages (1), Titusville (1), Wauchula (1), Wilton Manors (1), Winter Garden (2).
Ask a dentist in Florida
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