Anillo Dental Center
About Anillo Dental Center
Dental care in Miami’s sprawling suburbs often means navigating a mix of chain clinics and boutique practices. The west end, near the Hammocks neighborhood, has its own rhythm—less tourist-driven, more rooted in everyday routines. This is where you’ll find clinics that cater to families, workers on tight lunch breaks, and retirees who’ve called the area home for decades. No frills, just the kind of place where preventive care and quick fixes happen without fanfare.
Anillo Dental Center fits into that landscape, tucked into a suite at 10201 Hammocks Blvd Suite 146. The address places it among the strip malls and professional plazas that line the boulevard, a practical location for anyone coming from Kendall or the Turnpike corridor. Dentistry here covers the basics—cleanings, fillings, extractions—along with the less glamorous but essential tasks like denture adjustments and root canals. No specialty pediatrics or orthodontics, just general care with the occasional cosmetic touch-up for those who want it.
Miami’s dental scene can skew toward high-end cosmetic studios or budget chains with rotating staff. This practice doesn’t advertise itself as either. The focus, based on what’s listed, leans toward maintenance: keeping teeth functional, addressing pain, and handling the kind of repairs that come with age or neglect. It’s the sort of place where a cracked molar or a stubborn wisdom tooth might get resolved without a referral elsewhere. For those mapping out errands, the directions put it a short drive from the Palmetto Expressway, which means easy access for anyone commuting between west Miami-Dade and the suburbs.
Contact info is straightforward: call (305) 382-5000 for appointments or questions. The area’s parking situations vary by plaza, but this stretch of Hammocks Boulevard at least avoids the congestion of downtown Miami. A dental visit, after all, shouldn’t require strategic planning—just a slot in the schedule and a willingness to sit through the occasional lecture about flossing.
This listing was last updated on March 30, 2026