Pembroke Pines Dental Health Center
Pembroke Pines Dental Health Center is the Pembroke Pines office of Dental Health Center, a practice with two South Florida locations: 1806 N Flamingo Rd, Suite 170 in Pembroke Pines and a second office in Miami Lakes. The practice describes itself as a full-service dental office and says it is committed to providing high-quality, comprehensive dental care using advanced technology and a patient-centered approach. Its published service range covers preventive and general dentistry, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, periodontal disease treatment and emergency dentistry, along with orthodontics and endodontics. The practice says its team includes a general dentist, a cosmetic dentist for veneers and smile designs, a periodontist for dental implants and periodontal care, an orthodontist for Invisalign and dental braces, and an endodontist for root canal treatment, and that having expert specialists in endodontics, periodontics and orthodontics on staff means patients enjoy fewer referrals and save time. The Pembroke Pines page lists Dr. Lizvette Mirabal, a general dentist who graduated from Nova College of Dental Medicine, and Dr. Adrian Rodriguez, who brings extensive knowledge and expertise in periodontics and the treatment of gum disease, alongside dental hygienists Fraineth Alvarado and Mercy Henley. The office describes its approach as collaborative and comprehensive, starting with an intent focus on the patient and their oral health, then creating a customized treatment plan and getting as much accomplished as possible in one well-managed appointment. It states that dental care should be personal, accessible and affordable, that its state-of-the-art facility is designed to provide a calm, comfortable and stress-free experience, and that it will accommodate emergency cases as soon as possible. For patients coming in without dental insurance, the practice says it can provide its own financing options, including treatments for emergencies, with a variety of financial plans it can modify to better fit a patient need, noting that in most cases a minimum down payment is required.
Services
Preventive and general dentistry
Comprehensive care to maintain your radiant smile. The practice lists routine check-ups, deep cleanings and prevention for the whole family, along with dental exams, dental X-rays and home care guidance.
Restorative dentistry
Advanced treatments the practice says repair damage and look completely natural, restoring strength and function to your teeth. Its restorative menu covers porcelain crowns, inlays and onlays, and full or partial dentures.
Cosmetic dentistry
Professional whitening, veneers and personalized smile design. The office says its skilled cosmetic dentists work alongside team specialists to better serve patients.
Dental implants
Described by the practice as the ultimate and lasting solution for missing teeth, with implants that look, feel and function like natural teeth. The site explains implants replicate the entire structure of a natural tooth instead of only the crown.
Periodontal disease treatment
Specialized treatments to treat and prevent gum disease, protecting the foundation of the smile. The site notes periodontal examinations are a crucial part of routine check-ups at Dental Health Centers.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
1806 N Flamingo Rd #170, Pembroke Pines, FL 33028, USA
FAQs
What services does Pembroke Pines Dental Health Center offer?
The office describes itself as a full-service dental practice. Its published services cover preventive and general dentistry, restorative dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, periodontal disease treatment and emergency dentistry, along with Invisalign, teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, porcelain crowns, dentures and root canal therapy.
Can I come in without dental insurance?
The practice says it can provide its own financing options, including treatments for emergencies, and that it has a variety of financial options it can modify to better fit your needs. It notes that in most cases a minimum down payment is required, and invites patients to visit or call for more information about its dental financing plans.
Does the practice see dental emergencies?
Yes. The practice says it will accommodate emergency cases as soon as possible, and that its doctors and team members can also provide valuable first aid assistance over the phone in the interim. For a possibly broken jaw or heavy, sustained oral bleeding that added pressure is not relieving, the site directs patients to the nearest emergency room.
Who are the dentists at the Pembroke Pines office?
Dr. Lizvette Mirabal, DDS, is a general dentist who graduated from Nova College of Dental Medicine and is committed to practicing comprehensive dentistry while incorporating her passion for cosmetic dentistry. Dr. Adrian Rodriguez, DMD, brings extensive knowledge and expertise in periodontics and the treatment of gum disease. Dental hygienists Fraineth Alvarado and Mercy Henley handle preventive oral care and cleanings.
Can I straighten my teeth without traditional metal braces?
Yes. The practice says customized, clear Invisalign aligners can gradually move teeth toward their ideal positioning without the noticeable use of orthodontic wires and brackets, allowing patients to maintain their self-confidence throughout treatment.
Are there current offers for new patients?
The office lists limited time offers with promo code Web0225: a $99 new patient package covering exam, X-rays and cleaning in absence of gum disease (D0150, D0210, D1110), usually done in two visits; a free consultation for all on 4 dental implants and denture from $458 a month upon credit approval; a free dental implant consultation from $167 a month; and professional teeth whitening from $299.
Where is the office located?
The Pembroke Pines office is at 1806 N Flamingo Rd, Suite 170, Pembroke Pines, FL 33028. Dental Health Center also operates a second office in Miami Lakes, and the site says each location has its own skilled team and experienced doctors.
How do dental implants compare with bridges or dentures?
The practice says dental implants are considered the ideal solution for tooth loss today because of their natural, comprehensive structure and the benefits they bring to both oral health and appearance. It notes the time and cost involved can be significant, so some patients may prefer traditional dental bridges or dentures as a more economical solution that still provides needed stability and structure.