Dr. Gary I. Altschuler, DMD

Specialized periodontal care often gets overshadowed by general dentistry, but for issues like gum disease or tooth loss, a dental implants periodontist can be the difference between temporary fixes and long-term solutions. Procedures here cover everything from bone grafting to sinus lifts, along with the placement and maintenance of dental implants. The practice sits at 2251 NW 41 St Suite 10, tucked into Gainesville’s medical corridor near the intersection of NW 39th Avenue—a convenient spot for those coming from either downtown or the university area.

Public feedback paints a mixed but informative picture: the office holds a 3.3 rating based on 16 Google reviews, reflecting the kind of varied experiences that often come with highly technical dental work. Some patients highlight the precision of implant procedures, while others note the complexities of periodontal treatment plans. Like many specialty practices, outcomes can depend heavily on individual cases and expectations. For straightforward questions or to discuss treatment options, calls go to (352) 371-4141—no referral needed to inquire.

The neighborhood itself is a blend of clinical offices and low-key commercial spaces, making it easy to combine an appointment with errands nearby. If you’re mapping the route, the directions show ample access from I-75 or NW 13th Street. Periodontal work isn’t the kind of care most people seek out casually, but when the need arises, having a local specialist simplifies what can otherwise become a drawn-out search.