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When a Dental Visit Starts to Feel Like a Sales Conversation By Dr. Shantall Di Loreto You go in for what you expect to be

By Matthew Dillon, DDS, FAGD You brush. You floss. You try to eat well. And somehow… you’re still being told you have cavities. We hear

When we told people we were opening a dental practice on University Drive in Coral Springs, the
reaction was often the same.
“Are you sure?”
Some people were even more direct.
“You guys should go rural. You’d crush it out there.”
They were not wrong about one thing. The Coral Springs and Parkland corridor, particularly along
University Drive, has become one of the most competitive dental markets in the country.
Established private practices, large group offices, corporate-backed brands, and practices that have
served the community for decades.
Starting a practice from scratch here is not easy.
And we knew that from the beginning.
South Florida moves quickly, and patients in this area have options, often dozens of them within just a
few miles. For patients looking for a dentist in Coral Springs or Parkland, that competition can actually
be a good thing. It raises the standard for care.
For us, it clarified something important.
If we were going to build a dental practice, we wanted to do it thoughtfully and in a way that truly
reflected how we believe dentistry should be practiced.

Gum Disease Isn’t Just a Dental Issue Why Inflammation, Bacteria, and Overall Health Are Connected By Matthew Dillon, DDS, FAGD At MSD Dental Studio, one

Your toothbrush is one of the most important tools in your oral hygiene arsenal, yet it’s probably something you don’t think about much beyond those