About Lake Dental
Lake Dental is a general and restorative dental practice on State Road 64 E in east Bradenton, operating as a mercury-free office: fillings are placed in tooth-coloured resin rather than silver amalgam. The practice describes itself as comprehensive, spanning preventative, periodontal, restorative, alignment, replacement, functional and cosmetic care, and states that it treats the teeth as connected to the body's other health systems — an oral-systemic framing it carries into patient education. Adhesive inlays and onlays are offered to arrest decay and protect the chewing surfaces of molars where a conventional filling would not suffice, alongside crowns, bridges, veneers, dentures and partials. Patients are accepted from two years of age, and the office is built around environmentally sustainable fixtures and digital imaging technology.
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Credentialed Clinician
Kerry Stanisic (DDS)
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 13 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 9760 State Road 64 E
- Telephone: 9413227711
- Website: https://mylakedental.com
- City: Bradenton, FL (all Florida practices)
Common Questions
Does Lake Dental place amalgam fillings?
No. Lake Dental states that it is a mercury-free practice and does not place silver or amalgam restorations. Fillings are made from a resin the practice describes as harmless, shade-matched to the surrounding tooth structure so the restoration blends with adjacent enamel. Patients seeking direct restorative work without amalgam can expect tooth-coloured composite as the standard material in this office.
When would the practice recommend an inlay or onlay instead of a filling?
The practice offers inlays and onlays as a means of stopping infection and decay while protecting the chewing surface of the molars over the long term. Where a tooth is likely to fracture or is too damaged for a conventional direct filling, Lake Dental describes using a full-coverage restoration instead. The choice therefore turns on how much sound tooth structure remains.
What does Lake Dental mean by comprehensive care?
The practice defines comprehensive care as attention to every aspect of oral health rather than isolated treatment: preventative, periodontal, restorative, alignment, replacement, functionality and cosmetic work. It states that teeth are connected to many other health systems in the body and that keeping patients educated on that relationship is part of the approach. In practice this means longer assessment and individualised treatment planning.
Does the practice see children, and from what age?
Yes. Lake Dental accepts patients starting at two years of age and states that it aims to serve the whole family across a lifetime of care. Paediatric and family dentistry are recorded among its procedures, and routine hygiene visits are part of that provision. The American Dental Association recommendation of a check-up at least every six months is the interval the practice cites.
What should a new patient bring to a first appointment?
The practice asks new patients to bring their dental insurance plan details, a valid form of legal identification such as a driver's licence, military ID or state ID, and any patient information or authorisation form they have already received. New patient forms can be completed in advance through the practice's patient portal. Appointments are booked by telephone or through the scheduling form on the practice website.
How does the practice handle periodontal disease?
Periodontal care is listed within the practice's comprehensive care scope. Lake Dental describes gum disease as a bacterial infection of the tissue surrounding the teeth, with swelling, bleeding on brushing, recurrent pain and, in advanced cases, tooth mobility as the usual signs, and advises prompt assessment where these appear. Routine hygiene visits are presented as the means of controlling the plaque and calculus that drive the condition.