Why Choose Us
Whether you’re looking for a long-term family dentist or facing an unexpected dental emergency, our team is here to help. We provide compassionate, high-quality care with the latest technology, so you never have to delay treatment. From regular checkups to urgent relief, we’re just one call away.
Same-Day Appointments Available
Most Insurance Plans Accepted
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Call Us (305) 380-3553Our Services
Preventive Care
Regular checkups and cleanings keep your teeth healthy, prevent small issues from becoming bigger problems, and give you peace of mind. One call today can help you avoid costly or painful dental emergencies in the future.
Restorations
Whether it’s a filling, crown, or bridge, we restore strength and comfort to your smile using advanced techniques. Our goal is to get you back to eating, speaking, and smiling with confidence as quickly as possible.
Emergency Appointments
Dental pain and broken teeth can’t wait. We offer same-day emergency care to stop pain, repair damage, and protect your smile. Call now and be seen quickly — because fast treatment makes all the difference.
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From routine checkups to sudden tooth pain, call now to get prompt dental care.
Call Us (305) 380-3553Meet Dr. Brittany Martin Ecker
Dr. Brittany Martin Ecker was born and raised in Miami, Florida, to Cuban immigrant parents. She attended Our Lady of Lourdes Academy before moving to Boston to complete her undergraduate studies at Boston College. She later earned her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Columbia University in New York City, graduating with multiple honors, including induction into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. Dr. Brittany remained in New York City to complete a four-year residency in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Montefiore Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Her training provided extensive experience in dentoalveolar surgery, dental implantology, facial trauma, maxillofacial pathology, orthognathic surgery, and TMJ surgery.
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Office Information
Q. What is a dental cleaning?
A. A dental cleaning is a routine dental appointment where a dental professional will assess oral health and clean the teeth. During this cleaning, they will remove the buildup of bacteria, or plaque, and polish the teeth to protect them until the next cleaning. This appointment is typically quick and simple for those who maintain regular appointments and follow an at-home oral care routine.
Q. What is dental scaling?
A. Dental scaling is part of a routine dental cleaning. As the dental professional cleans the teeth, they will use a specialized dental tool that looks like a small metal hook to remove plaque and buildup from the surface of the teeth. This process is referred to as scaling.
Q. What is a deep dental cleaning?
A. Deep dental cleaning is very similar to a routine dental cleaning. This cleaning is typically recommended for anyone that has not had a routine dental appointment in a long time or anyone who has excessive buildup on the teeth or beneath the gums. This deep cleaning is also called scaling and root planing, and it goes beneath the gum line to remove harmful bacteria to clean and protect the teeth.
Q. What should someone do in a dental emergency?
A. If anyone experiences a dental emergency, they should immediately contact our dental team. Dental emergencies include things such as knocking out a tooth or experiencing dental trauma. The more quickly our team can assess and address the emergency, the better. Always remember that medical emergencies should be handled by a medical professional. If someone is experiencing a medical emergency, they should call 911.
Q. What should people do in between dental cleanings?
A. To maintain good oral health between professional cleanings, patients are advised to brush, floss, and rinse with mouthwash daily. Our team may advise you to take additional steps depending on your oral health situation. Also, your dentist may recommend avoiding smoking or any other activity known to be harmful to oral health.
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