Duckett, Andrew R Dr DMD

Periodontal care and dental implants often occupy that quiet but essential corner of oral health—less flashy than cosmetic dentistry, more specialized than general cleanings. For those needing gum disease treatment, bone grafting, or implant placement, the right specialist can make a difference in long-term outcomes. Birmingham’s Southside area, with its mix of medical offices and low-key professional buildings, hosts a number of these practices, including one on 14th Avenue South.

The office at 1830 14th Ave S sits among a stretch of brick-and-mortar businesses that cater more to locals than to passing traffic. This part of the city doesn’t rely on foot traffic or flashy signage; instead, it’s the kind of address patients note down after a referral or a targeted search for periodontal services. Nearby, the hum of UAB’s medical district lingers in the background, though the immediate block stays residential in scale—no towering complexes, just functional spaces for focused care.

Dental implants, in particular, demand precision—from the initial consultation through osseointegration and crown placement. Gum recession treatments and sinus lifts, when required, add layers of complexity that general dentists often refer out. The practice here handles those cases, along with the routine but critical maintenance of periodontal health. No grand claims, just the steady work of addressing what’s beneath the gumline.

Contact details are straightforward: call (205) 933-5511 to confirm services or schedule. For first-time visitors, the map shows an unassuming storefront, typical of the area’s understated professional vibe. The block itself is lined with mature oaks, their canopies softening the urban edges—a small but noticeable detail in a neighborhood where clinical work meets everyday Birmingham.