UF Health | Implant Dentistry

Dental implants don’t have to mean a long commute across town. UF Health | Implant Dentistry sits on the edge of the University of Florida campus, where Center Drive meets the Medical District—an area that hums with students, faculty, and the occasional food truck between classes. The clinic handles everything from single-tooth replacements to full-arch restorations, often in fewer visits than private practices thanks to the teaching-hospital workflow. Bone grafts, sinus lifts, and digital treatment planning round out the menu, all under one roof at 1395 Center Dr, Gainesville, FL 32610.

Specialized care like this usually clusters near research hubs, and Gainesville’s medical corridor is no exception. Patients here benefit from protocols that trickle down from UF’s dental school, meaning newer techniques reach the chair sooner. Same-day implants, guided surgery, and even zygomatic options for severe bone loss are part of the routine. The building itself is nondescript—just another brick rectangle among the health-science complexes—but the signage is clear enough to spot from the sidewalk.

Appointments tend to book weeks ahead, so calling early helps. Reach them at (352) 273-6715 to check availability or clarify insurance coverage. For directions, the map pin drops right on Center Drive, just past the Shands Hospital parking garage. The neighborhood feels clinical by day, quiet by evening, with the occasional siren from the nearby ER breaking the stillness.