Park Lake Dental, Dr. Adam Lazar

Dental care in Orlando’s older neighborhoods often carries a quiet consistency—practices that stay put for years, building familiarity along with the surrounding oaks and mid-century storefronts. Colonial Drive, with its mix of medical offices and local eateries, hosts one such practice. Routine cleanings, fillings, and crowns form the backbone of most dental work, but the details—how appointments run, whether the front desk picks up on the second ring—are what people notice over time.

At 304 E Colonial Dr, the practice shares a stretch of road with auto shops and a post office, the kind of block where you’re as likely to spot a dentist’s sign as you are a hand-painted mural on a neighboring building. The address sits east of downtown, where the street grid opens up and parking lots stretch wider. It’s a location that favors locals over tourists, the kind of place where regulars might recognize the same faces in the waiting area—if there even is one.

Public feedback tends to cluster around a few numbers: 4.9 stars from 134 reviews on Google, a figure that suggests either remarkable consistency or a very patient client base. Questions about availability or services can go to (407) 841-7321, though the map—directions here—will answer the rest.