General Dentistry

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Our goal at Right Care Dental is to provide you with the highest quality of personalized dental care in Miami in a friendly, compassionate and relaxing atmosphere. We use the most current and safest dental procedures and the latest materials as your comfort and appearance are our number one priority. Our professional team of experts offer their experience and proficiency in all areas of dentistry

Inlays and Onlays

At Right Care Dental, inlays and onlays are lab-created restorations affixed to teeth when your cavity or lost tooth structure is too big to be restored with just a filling. The procedure of making an inlay is similar to a crown. After the tooth is created, it is cemented or bonded to your tooth.

Root Canal Therapy

Right Care Dental professionals use root canal therapy to improve your oral health. There are three layers in every tooth. Enamel, the outermost layer, has the highest hardness. The second layer is called dentin. The third is pulp, the vast area that houses a tooth’s living tissue and nerve.

Tooth Colored Fillings

When you think about getting a tooth filled, you should know that a great option is a composite filling. A composite filling is made of sturdy plastic that matches your natural teeth. Because it’s is tooth-colored Filling, a composite looks more natural and is less noticeable compared to other types of fillings. By blending in, it restores the look of your amazing smile.

Partial and Full Dentures

Our team at Right Care Dental team restores the look and function of your smile with Partial and Full Dentures. Missing teeth can make you self-conscious about your smile and make chewing difficult. But dentures are an option to replace those missing teeth that you can remove and return to your mouth at your own convenience.

Periodontal Treatment

Right Care Dental is the top dental clinic in Miami for you and your family. Gum disease or periodontal disease is one of the main causes why adults lose their teeth. This disease does not cause any pain, therefore, many people are unaware of it and it is diagnosed after it has crossed its first stage Gingivitis and reached the final sever stage periodontitis.