
South Florida Dental Care welcomes patients from Hallandale Beach seeking general, restorative, cosmetic, and implant dentistry. Our office is located nearby at 4030 Sheridan Street, Suite B, in Hollywood, where care is provided by Dr. Leonardo Frydman and Dr. Gabriela Cohen.
Dental needs can change throughout life. Some patients need routine examinations and preventive care, while others require treatment for worn or damaged teeth, replacement of missing teeth, or help improving the appearance of their smile. Our dentists evaluate the entire mouth before recommending care, ensuring treatment decisions account for oral health, function, appearance, and the patient’s priorities.
Call (954) 966-6410 or request an appointment at our Hollywood dental office serving Hallandale Beach.
A dental concern that appears straightforward may involve more than one tooth. Wear, fractures, missing teeth, changes in the bite, and gum or bone loss can influence which treatments are appropriate. Before beginning restorative or cosmetic care, our dentists examine the condition of the teeth, gums, supporting structures, and bite.
Treatment recommendations are based on those findings rather than a predetermined procedure. Some conditions can be addressed conservatively. Others require a more comprehensive plan involving several teeth or a sequence of treatments. When multiple options are available, we explain what each approach is intended to accomplish and the practical differences patients should consider.

Dr. Leonardo Frydman is a prosthodontist with advanced education in restoring and replacing teeth. Prosthodontics focuses on the planning and treatment of missing teeth, damaged teeth, worn dentitions, and conditions involving the patient’s bite.
His specialized background is particularly relevant when treatment involves dental implants, crowns, bridges, dentures, or a more extensive reconstruction. It can also be valuable when determining how an individual restoration should fit with the remaining teeth.
Dr. Gabriela Cohen provides general, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry. Her clinical background includes advanced education in general dentistry and additional training in operative and cosmetic dentistry.
Dr. Cohen emphasizes individualized care and the preservation of healthy tooth structure whenever reasonably possible. Her approach considers the health and function of the teeth alongside the patient’s cosmetic concerns.
Learn more about both dentists on our Meet Our Doctors page.
Preventive care provides an opportunity to monitor the teeth and gums before small problems become more complicated. Examinations and professional dental hygiene allow the team to identify changes, remove accumulated plaque and calculus, and discuss home-care concerns.
The appropriate maintenance schedule varies. Patients with healthy gums may have different needs from those with a history of periodontal disease, bone loss, dental implants, or extensive restorative work. Our dentists and hygienists coordinate recommendations based on each patient’s findings.
Patients with bleeding gums, gum recession, loose teeth, or a history of periodontal treatment can learn more on our Periodontal Health page.
Teeth can become damaged by decay, fractures, wear, large existing fillings, or changes in the bite. The appropriate restoration depends on how much healthy tooth structure remains and the forces the tooth must withstand.
Treatment may involve a tooth-colored restoration, porcelain onlay, or dental crown. The objective is to restore the tooth appropriately while preserving healthy structure whenever possible.
Missing teeth can affect chewing, speech, appearance, neighboring teeth, and the distribution of biting forces. Available replacement options may include a fixed dental bridge, dental implant restoration, or full or partial dentures.
The best option depends on the number and location of missing teeth, condition of the remaining teeth, gum and bone health, medical considerations, and patient preferences. Dental implants are useful in many situations, but they are not automatically the right choice for every patient.
When several teeth are damaged, worn, or missing, treatment may require a coordinated full-mouth rehabilitation. Planning is especially important in these cases because changes to one part of the mouth can affect the bite and the function of other teeth.
Cosmetic dentistry can address concerns involving tooth color, shape, spacing, proportion, visible wear, and existing restorations. Treatment begins by identifying what the patient would like to change and determining whether any underlying oral health concerns should be treated first.
Options may include cosmetic bonding, professional teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, tooth-colored restorations, or restorative treatment designed to improve both function and appearance.
Cosmetic treatment should be individualized. The appearance of the teeth should be considered in relation to the gums, bite, facial features, and amount of healthy tooth structure available.
Dental anxiety can make it difficult for some patients to schedule or complete necessary care. Previous experiences, a sensitive gag reflex, difficulty achieving numbness, or concerns about a particular procedure may all contribute.
Please discuss these concerns when scheduling and during your examination. Depending on the patient’s health and planned treatment, accommodations or sedation dentistry may be considered. Sedation requires appropriate evaluation and is not automatically recommended for every patient.
Explore the practice’s complete range of care on our Dental Services page.
South Florida Dental Care is located at 4030 Sheridan Street, Suite B, Hollywood, FL 33021. Travel time from Hallandale Beach can vary depending on the starting point, traffic, and road conditions, so patients should allow sufficient time when planning their visit.
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Patients using dental insurance should provide current plan information before their appointment when possible. Insurance benefits are determined by the carrier, and benefit information does not guarantee payment. Our front office staff can assist with scheduling and administrative questions.
Patients from Hallandale Beach are welcome to contact South Florida Dental Care to discuss general, restorative, implant, or cosmetic dental care.
Call (954) 966-6410, email info@southfloridadentalcare.com, or request an appointment online.