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Russo Periodontics: John Russo, DDS, MHS

Dentist
5.0 (40 reviews) Updated Mar 15, 2026
1704 Bay Rd Sarasota, FL 34239

About Russo Periodontics: John Russo, DDS, MHS

Specialized dental care in Sarasota often points to practices that handle the less visible—but equally critical—aspects of oral health. Gum disease treatment, dental implants, and bone grafting aren’t the kind of services every dentist offers, yet they’re essential for long-term stability. Russo Periodontics focuses on these areas, addressing everything from routine periodontal maintenance to more complex procedures like crown lengthening or sinus lifts. The practice operates out of a quiet stretch of Bay Road, where the pace feels more residential than commercial; 1704 Bay Rd, Sarasota, FL 34239 sits between a mix of professional offices and older Florida homes, a contrast that somehow fits the precision of periodontal work.

Patient feedback tends to cluster around a few themes: clarity in explaining procedures, efficiency in handling referrals, and—perhaps most telling—a 5.0 rating across 40 reviews without a single outlier. That kind of consistency suggests a practice that doesn’t leave much to chance, whether it’s coordinating with general dentists or managing post-op follow-ups. For those already navigating a treatment plan, the process of scheduling or asking questions seems designed to avoid unnecessary back-and-forth; a quick call to (941) 201-3057 connects directly to the team handling appointments and records, no automated menus in sight.

The area around Bay Road isn’t Sarasota’s most bustling corridor, which might explain why the practice attracts patients from farther afield—people willing to drive past the usual dental clusters for specialized care. It’s a short detour from the tamarind-lined streets of the Arlington Park neighborhood, where the sidewalks still feel wide and the traffic moves at a measured pace. For first-time visitors, the map confirms what locals already know: this part of town doesn’t rely on foot traffic or flashy signage to make an impression.

This listing was last updated on March 15, 2026

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