Dentists & Orthodontists near me in Ocoee, FL
3 dentists & orthodontists in Ocoee, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. When choosing a dentist or orthodontist, confirm they hold an active Florida license, ask which insurance plans they accept, and find out how they handle…
3 listings · Updated October 2026
Dentists & Orthodontists listings
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Complete Family Dentistry and Implant Center
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Dr. Carlos Colon-Bengoa's Ocoee practice provides family dental care for children and adults, with an emphasis on implants and Invisalign clear aligners.
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Maguire Comprehensive Dentistry
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Maguire Comprehensive Dentistry is an Ocoee family practice led by general dentist Dr. Erik Holz, covering preventive, cosmetic and restorative care.
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Fravel Brewer Orthodontics
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Fravel Brewer Orthodontics is an Ocoee orthodontic office led by Dr. Fravel and Dr. Brewer, treating patients from age seven through adulthood.
Dentists & Orthodontists in Ocoee: what we found
This page covers 3 dentists & orthodontists in Ocoee.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Invisalign.
The longest-running place here has been open since 1999.
Ocoee is a west Orange County city between Winter Garden and Orlando, centered on Starke Lake and the West Oaks area. Local dentists, contractors and family businesses serve its growing neighborhoods.
How to choose a dentist near Ocoee
When choosing a dentist or orthodontist, confirm they hold an active Florida license, ask which insurance plans they accept, and find out how they handle emergencies after hours. If you need braces or clear aligners, ask whether the provider is an orthodontist who completed specialty training beyond dental school or a general dentist who also offers aligners, and get the total treatment cost, length, and what happens if more adjustments are needed. For kids, look for a practice that sees children regularly or a pediatric dentist. Florida stopped allowing fluoride to be added to community water systems in 2025, so it is worth asking your dentist whether you or your children would benefit from in-office fluoride treatments or prescription toothpaste. Use the listings below to find dental offices close to home or work in Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Ocoee and nearby, and call to check new-patient availability.
Local tip
You can verify any Florida dentist's license, and see any public disciplinary history, through the Florida Department of Health's license verification search at flhealthsource.gov.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if a dentist is licensed in Florida?
Use the Florida Department of Health's license verification tool, available through flhealthsource.gov. Search by the dentist's name or license number to see whether the license is active, when it was issued, and whether there are any public disciplinary actions. The same tool covers dental hygienists and other health professionals.
What is the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist?
An orthodontist is a dentist who completed additional specialty residency training focused on aligning teeth and jaws. General dentists can offer some orthodontic treatment, such as clear aligners, but complex bite problems are often better handled by a specialist. Ask any provider about their training and how many similar cases they treat.
How much do braces cost in Orlando?
Cost depends on the type of appliance (metal, ceramic, or clear aligners), treatment length, the complexity of the case, and whether insurance covers orthodontics. Most offices offer a free or low-cost consultation and payment plans. Ask for the total fee in writing, including retainers and follow-up visits.
Does Ocoee water have fluoride?
Florida passed a law in 2025 that bans adding fluoride to community water systems, so tap water in Orange County is no longer fluoridated. Many dentists now recommend in-office fluoride varnish, fluoride toothpaste, or other options based on your cavity risk. Ask your dentist what makes sense for you and your children.
What should I do in a dental emergency in Ocoee?
Call your dentist first, since many offices have after-hours lines or same-day emergency slots. For a knocked-out adult tooth, keep it moist, ideally in milk, and get seen as soon as possible. Severe facial swelling, trouble breathing or swallowing, or uncontrolled bleeding should be treated at an emergency room.
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