To all our patients and colleagues Our office has re-opened and we want you to know that the safety of our patients is our top priority! We have gone above-and-beyond any regulatory requirements in order to minimize the transmission of any airborne pathogens! LEARN MORE about how you'll be cared for in our office...
We are the South Florida Center for Periodontics & Implant Dentistry.
Our goal is to provide the best periodontal and implant dental care for you and your family in a calm, friendly and comfortable atmosphere. Our dedicated team of doctors and support staff is prepared to exceed your expectations and provide you with exceptional health care.
Dr. Jeffrey Ganeles is one of our country’s most recognized periodontists and dental implant surgeons. He has authored over 45 professional texts, given more than 100 invited presentations to the dental community, and taught at many academic institutions in the U.S. and abroad.
He completed a General Practice Residency at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Miami, Florida where he received extensive training in hospital and operating room dentistry, as well as the treatment and management of medically compromised patients.
Dr. Aranguren graduated from University of Zulia, Venezuela in 2003 with highest honors. She received a rare faculty appointment as well as practiced in Maracaibo briefly before leaving the country due to political and economic turmoil.
Our patients say it best! Read and listen to what our patients say about their experience was like at South Florida Center for Periodontics & Implant Dentistry.
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"It is really true, you can come to Dr. Ganeles leave with teeth in a day, and not have pain. - Steve"
South Florida Center For Periodontics & Implant Dentistry Reviews
3020 North Military Trail, Suite 200, Boca Raton, FL 33431
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EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
Researchers have found “a positive relationship between the number of missing teeth people had and glucose intolerance.” The article states that the study, conducted by researchers at City of Hope National Medical Center, “suggests dental exams may be a tool for diagnosing a person’s risk for developing diabetes.” ...
