Student
Dental Clinic
Students enrolled in UF College of Dentistry’s Doctor of
Dental Medicine program care for your oral health needs under
close supervision by Faculty dentists. A dental screening to determine
your oral health needs is necessary prior to service. You must
be willing to allot more time for students to perform procedures,
but fees are generally less than those charged in a private practice
setting. Phone: 352.273.5251 More
information… Download application form
Treatment
for Pain, Swelling
If you have a toothache or facial swelling,
you may be treated at the Student Oral Surgery Clinic even if
you are not a current patient at the college’s clinics.
If your problem should occur after 5 pm or on a weekend, go to
the emergency room at your nearest hospital and ask for the dentist
on call. More
information…
Faculty
Practice Clinics
University of Florida College of Dentistry faculty dentists provide
quality dental care for your entire family in a private practice
setting. All types of general and specialty care treatments are
available. Not all patients can be accepted, however, because
of the high demand. Phone: 352.846.2606 More
information…
Foreign
Trained Dental Clinic
Dentists with degrees from other countries provide comprehensive
care to our family of patients while gaining training and experience
in the United States. Dentists range from recent graduates to
dentists who have been practicing for years. UF College of Dentistry
faculty dentists supervise patient treatment, and fees are similar
to the student dental clinic. Phone: 352.392.7207
Cleanings
Comprehensive care UF College of Dentistry patients who have completed
their course of dental treatment less than a year ago may choose
to be referred to the Oral Health Maintenance Clinic for their
regular dental cleanings and check-ups. Phone: 352.846.0632
If you only want to
have your teeth cleaned and are not a current patient of our dental
clinics, you can contact SFCC’s Dental Hygiene Clinic to
arrange for an exam and a cleaning at a reduced fee. Phone:
352.395.5655
In addition, Licensed
hygienists at UF College of Dentistry’s Faculty Practice
provide cleanings after an exam by a dentist. Phone: 352.392.4274
More information…
Dental
Implants
Missing a tooth? You might want to fill the space with a dental
implant. At the Center for Implant Dentistry, UF College of Dentistry
Faculty dentists place and restore dental implants. Phone:
352.392.2563
Facial
Pain, TMJ Treatment
At the Facial Pain Clinic, UF College of Dentistry faculty dentists
and residents provide diagnostic and therapeutic services for
patients with acute and/or chronic head, neck and jaw (temporomandibular
joint or TMJ) pain. Referral by a health care professional is
required. Phone: 352.392.8862
More information…
Oral
Oncology Clinic (Cancer Patients)
UF College of Dentistry faculty dentists provide diagnostic and
therapeutic services for cancer patients who have oral complications
as a secondary effect of any form of cancer therapy. Phone:
352.392.4399 More
information…
Cleft
Palate and Other Craniofacial Conditions
The UF Craniofacial Center is dedicated to the care of individuals
with cleft palate and other craniofacial conditions. A referral
for an evaluation by the UF Craniofacial team can be made by a
parent, physician or health professional who is concerned that
a child (or adult) may need medical, surgical, dental, psychological,
speech or hearing intervention for any craniofacial malformation.
Phone: 352.334.0214 More
information….
Autoimmune Disease and Xerostomia “Dry Mouth” Conditions
The Center for Orphaned Autoimmune Diseases coordinates multi-specialty care for patients with autoimmune diseases and oral dryness. Patients are seen for these concerns in the Oral Medicine Clinic. Phone 352.392.4399.
More
information…. UF Center for Autoimmune Diseases
Root
Canals
Residents treat a variety of cases under the direct supervision
of one of the departmental Endodontists. Phone: 352.273.5430
Extractions,
Oral Surgery, Removal of Wisdom Teeth
Residents treat a variety of cases under the direct supervision
of our trained oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Phone: 352.392.4396
Orthodontics
(Braces)
We provide all types of orthodontic services for children, teenagers,
and adults including surgical and craniofacial anomaly treatment.
Phone: 352.392.4285 More
information…
Children's
Dentistry
We provide dental care to children less than 14 years of age and
up to 21 years of age for special needs patients on a referral
basis. Phone: 352.392.6466 or 800-633-3953 ext. 3. More
information…
Gum
Disease Treatment and Implant Placement
Contact our Graduate Periodontology Clinic at Phone: 352.392.2465
Crowns,
Bridges, Partials, Dentures, Esthetic All-Porcelain Restorations
Residents, graduate dental students, work in the Graduate Prosthodontic
Clinic under the supervision of our trained Prosthodontics faculty.
Phone: 352.392.4765 More
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