The team at Periodontal Associates of North Florida are specialists in Periodontics. Our practice emphasis is in the conservative treatment of gum diseases, cosmetic procedures to aesthetically enhance your smile, and dental implants that can replace single, multiple or all missing teeth. We also diagnose and treat oral pathology.

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Periodontal Associates of North Florida

5 out of 5 stars based on 425 reviews

Our Latest Patient Testimonial

Always the best and friendliest service around. Dr. Colo’n is so warm and reassuring, as well as all of the staff. My only issue is that I never see my comments on the office screens. One thing more, a young woman was in the waiting room for her first visit. I told her she’d love it. Have a great day.

- Ramona W

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Our Latest Patient Testimonial

Dr Colon and his assistant were so nice and professional. They made me feel at ease even though I was a little nervous. I love this place and Dr Colon. I have no complaints. I will keep going back there. Thank you!

- Emogene W

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Our Latest Patient Testimonial

Dr Guzman is so wonderful I love going there. I’ve been going for years and I never had a bad experience.

- Nancy B

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When to See a Periodontist

Periodontal treatment may be sought in several ways. Your general dentist or hygienist may recommend a consultation with a periodontist if they find signs of periodontal disease through the course of a checkup. You may also decide to see a periodontist on your own, no referral is necessary to be seen at our office.

If you experience any of these symptoms, we encourage you to schedule an appointment at our office without delay:

  • Bleeding while brushing or eating normal foods. Unexplained bleeding while performing regular cleaning or consuming food is the most common sign of a periodontal infection.
  • Bad breath. Ongoing halitosis (bad breath), which continues despite rigorous oral cleaning, can point to periodontitis, gingivitis or the beginnings of a gum infection.
  • Loose teeth and gum recession. Longer-looking and loose-feeling teeth can indicate recession of the gums and/or bone loss as a result of periodontal disease.
  • Related health concerns. Patients with heart disease, diabetes, osteopenia or osteoporosis are often diagnosed with correlating periodontal infections. The bacterial infection can spread through the bloodstream, affecting other areas of the body.

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Call Periodontal Associates of North Florida for Periodontal Treatment you can Trust: Periodontal Associates of North Florida Phone Number 850-562-6111

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