About Dentistry180
Dentistry180 practices in Sarasota, Florida, at 3900 Clark Road, Building S, with esthetic and biomimetic restorative dentistry as its stated definition of the work. The practice describes itself as patient-centered and biomimetic, with saving and preserving teeth always in mind, and its treatment range runs from tooth-colored composite fillings through full mouth reconstructions involving dental implants. Care is organized around establishing a healthy foundation first, which the practice states often requires a multidisciplinary team before restorative work proceeds. Services recorded here include ceramic crowns and porcelain laminate veneers, alongside occlusal splint therapy for temporomandibular dysfunction. The practice states it has been restoring smiles and confidence for over 28 years and can be reached at (941) 922-1504.
Is this your practice?
This listing has no photographs yet. Email hello@biomimeticclinics.com with photographs and any corrections and we will update the page — free, and without an account.
Credentialed Clinician
Mario F. Romero
Directory memberAOBMD recordverified 13 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 3900 Clark Rd bldg s, Sarasota, Florida, USA
- Telephone: (941) 922-1504
- Website: http://www.dentistry180.com/
- City: Sarasota, FL (all Florida practices)
Common Questions
What does Dentistry180 mean when it calls itself a biomimetic practice?
The practice states its vision as being a patient-centered, highly esthetic and biomimetic restorative practice, with saving and preserving teeth always in mind. In treatment terms this is expressed as a preference for minimally invasive procedures and adhesive, tooth-colored restorations, beginning with the most conservative options available before more extensive intervention is considered.
Which restorative options does the practice offer for a compromised front tooth?
For a significantly decayed front tooth the practice provides a ceramic crown to restore the tooth and protect it from further harm. Where the discrepancy is minor or the tooth shape is altered, it offers veneers, described as thin restorations usually made from porcelain, bonded into place over two appointments as a minimally invasive procedure.
How does Dentistry180 approach temporomandibular dysfunction?
The practice describes an occlusal splint, an appliance similar to a night guard, as a treatment for temporomandibular dysfunction, which it notes usually causes pain. It also uses night guards after a full mouth reconstruction to protect the completed restorations, and to limit excessive tooth wear in patients with nocturnal bruxism.
Does the practice extract teeth, or does it try to keep them?
The practice states it will always attempt to save a natural tooth before suggesting replacement alternatives. It describes extraction as reserved for cases where infection has reached the root, where a fracture has compromised the tooth, or where space is needed in the jaw for orthodontic treatment, in which case the decision is made by an orthodontist.
What credential body is recorded for the clinicians at this practice?
The clinician record held for this practice is with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. Separately, the practice describes an academic background including an associate professorship at the Dental College of Georgia and an adjunct faculty position in the prosthodontic residency program at the Eastman Institute for Oral Health in Rochester, New York.
How long has this practice existed in Sarasota, and under whom?
The practice was started in Sarasota in 1986 by Dr. Michael Gmitruk, who ran it until May of 2023 before transitioning into retirement. He spent more than a year identifying a successor and handed the practice to Dr. Mario Romero, who had combined private practice with an academic career over the preceding 28 years.