South on A1A
Drive south on Collins Avenue (A1A) through Golden Beach into Sunny Isles Beach; the office is at 16690 Collins Avenue, Suite 701. From inland Hallandale, take Hallandale Beach Boulevard east to A1A, then head south.
From further into Broward (Hollywood, Dania Beach, Pembroke Pines), take I-95 or US 1 south, then Hallandale Beach Boulevard east to A1A. The building has parking for visitors.
Cosmetic care, in the right order
Cosmetic work lasts when it sits on healthy gums and a stable bite, so we check those first. Then the order is simple: Invisalign® clear aligners if teeth need moving, whitening to set the color, and only then bonding, veneers or crowns, matched to the lighter shade.
See it before it is made
For ceramic work, a smile design places the planned shape over your own teeth as a trial mock-up, so you can see it in the mirror and speak with it before any enamel is touched. The veneers are then made by our laboratory in the building. A preview is a conversation tool, not a forecast of the final result.
When more than the front teeth needs work
Worn, broken or missing teeth are planned as one case: implants, grinding and wear, and full-mouth rehabilitation, led by Dr. Baruch Tetri, a periodontist and Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology.
Sedation for any adult treatment
A long cosmetic visit, implant surgery or a simple cleaning: any of them can be done with sedation if you would feel more comfortable, after a medical review, where our permits and team allow. Local anesthesia still does the numbing, and an adult escort drives you home up A1A. Sedation, explained.
Children, from either side of the county line
From November 25, our pediatric partner, Dr. Danielle A. Beaudoin, DDS, sees children on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in Suite 701. Bookings open closer to the date; ask the front desk. See pediatric dentistry.
Questions patients ask
Do you see patients from Broward?
Yes. Broward is a short drive north, and patients also come from further away for complex care.
Should I whiten before getting veneers?
If you want your other teeth lighter, yes: veneers are matched to the shade at the time they are made, and they do not change color afterward.
Can I have sedation for veneers?
Yes, after a medical review. Preparation is still done under local anesthesia; sedation makes a long visit calmer.
Do you speak Russian?
Yes. The front desk and Dr. Tetri speak Russian, and the site and the request form are in Russian too.