David Sundeen, DDS, DMD

Dental offices along US-301 in Riverview don’t always get the same foot traffic as those clustered near downtown Tampa, but David Sundeen, DDS, DMD has carved out a steady presence in this stretch of suburban Hillsborough County. The area’s mix of residential pockets and commercial strips means clinics here serve a blend of long-time locals and newer transplants—people who might prefer a practice that’s easy to reach without navigating the city’s denser corridors. It’s not the kind of address that turns up in tourist guides, but for routine cleanings, fillings, or more involved procedures like crowns and extractions, the location offers a certain practicality.

The clinic sits at 13023 US-301, a spot that’s equally accessible whether you’re coming from Brandon’s sprawl or the quieter neighborhoods nearer the Alafia River. This part of Riverview still retains some of its older Florida charm, even as new developments creep in. Unlike the chain dental offices that dot the area, this practice keeps a lower profile, which might appeal to patients who’d rather avoid the franchise experience. No flashy signage or aggressive marketing—just a standard-issue professional space tucked between the highway and the residential side streets.

Booking an appointment here follows the usual process: a call to (813) 518-5542 connects you directly to the office, where they handle everything from initial consultations to follow-ups for procedures like root canals or denture fittings. There’s no online portal mentioned, no app to download—just a phone number and a map pin, which, depending on your perspective, is either refreshingly simple or a mild inconvenience. The lack of digital frills might surprise some, but it also means no confusing web forms or automated chatbots standing between you and scheduling.

If you’re plotting a visit, the map pin drops you near a stretch of US-301 where the speed limit still feels generous and the surrounding lots are more likely to host pickup trucks than luxury sedans. The immediate area won’t wow you with walkability—this is car-dependent Florida, after all—but the trade-off is easy highway access and a parking situation that doesn’t require circling the block. It’s the kind of place where the most notable landmark might be the Publix anchor down the road.