Dentist in St. Petersburg

South Pinellas, on the I-275 run, for implants, dentures and extractions.

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St. Petersburg is the largest city in Pinellas County, with I-175 and I-275 carrying most of the traffic north and east. Dr. Moradian treats St. Petersburg patients at Affordable Dentures and Implants in Tampa.

Choosing a dentist for implant work

St. Petersburg has no shortage of dentists. The reason to cross the bay is the specific work: implants, full-arch rehabilitation, tooth extractions and the prosthetics that follow. Those are courses of treatment planned from a scan, not single appointments, and the planning is what separates one from another.

A cone beam CT scan shows a 3D image of your jaw’s anatomy, and it comes before the surgery date. It settles where the bone can hold a fixture, how many a full arch needs, and where each one goes.

What a first visit covers

The teeth and gums you still have, how the bite meets, and the options in plain language, set against what you want and what you can spend. Gums get treated before implants go in. A tooth that can be kept with a root canal or a crown is kept.

What you leave the consult with

The options, what each one involves, and how many visits each one takes. Not a single recommendation handed down. Where more than one route is reasonable for your mouth you hear about both, including the one that costs less, and the decision about which to take is yours to make rather than one made for you in the chair.

Dental care near St. Petersburg

South Pasadena, Pinellas Park and St. Pete Beach are the closest towns on this list.

Directions to the dental office from St. Petersburg

Dr. Moradian currently practices at Affordable Dentures and Implants, Tampa, and that is where St. Petersburg patients are seen. Appointments are made through the consult form on this site.

St. Petersburg dental questions

Why go to Tampa when St. Petersburg has dentists?

For implant and full-arch work specifically. It is a planned course of treatment built on a cone beam CT scan, and the planning is the part worth choosing a dentist for.

What is treated before implants go in?

Gums, where they need it, and any tooth that can be saved with a root canal or a crown. Replacement is planned only for what cannot be kept.

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