Sherrie L. Crossen, D.D.S., M.S.D., P.A.

Periodontal care often intersects with restorative dentistry when gum health affects tooth stability or implants become necessary. In Delray Beach’s compact downtown grid, specialists like Sherrie L. Crossen, D.D.S., M.S.D., P.A. address both the foundational work—gum disease treatment, bone grafting—and the precision tasks, like placing and restoring dental implants. The practice sits just off Atlantic Avenue, where the walkable streets make it easy to combine an appointment with the area’s cafés or waterfront parks.

Unlike general dentists, periodontists train extensively in the structures supporting teeth, which explains why procedures here range from guided tissue regeneration to implant-supported dentures. This isn’t the place for routine cleanings, but it’s where complex cases—receding gums, loose teeth, or missing teeth requiring anchors—get methodical attention. The second-floor office at 505 NE 3rd St #2 keeps a low profile, blending into the professional buildings that line the block between Swinton and Federal.

For those mapping out dental work that spans multiple visits, proximity to Palm Beach County’s central corridors helps. A quick drive from I-95 or the Tri-Rail station means less stress when scheduling follow-ups for something like sinus lifts or crown lengthening. The practice’s focus stays narrow: no cosmetic whitening or Invisalign, just the technical side of keeping natural teeth—or their replacements—functional long-term.

Logistics are simple: confirm details or ask about initial consultations by calling (561) 276-3889. If you’re plotting the route, pull up directions to spot the unmarked entrance tucked between a tax advisor and a boutique law firm. It’s one of those addresses where the work happens quietly, without fanfare.