About Ferres Dentistry

Ferres Dentistry operates at 2980 Oslo Rd in Vero Beach South, Florida, providing general and biologically oriented dental care in one office. The procedures recorded for the practice are family dentistry, ozone therapy, periodontal therapy, and sleep and airway dentistry — a scope that treats dentition, periodontal tissue and the airway as connected concerns rather than separate departments. Its clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. Patient accounts published on Google describe treatment planned case by case rather than to a fixed template, with the least invasive option that still resolves the problem preferred, and restorative work such as crown preparation carried out in the office. Those same accounts describe referral to an outside specialist when a diagnosis falls beyond the practice's own scope, with the specialist then directing the associated medication.

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Credentialed Clinician

Doris A. Ferres, DMD

Directory member

IABDM recordverified 13 September 2026

Procedures

Ozone Therapy Family Dentistry Periodontal Therapy Sleep & Airway Dentistry

Practice Details

Common Questions

What does this practice treat?

The procedures recorded for Ferres Dentistry are family dentistry, ozone therapy, periodontal therapy, and sleep and airway dentistry. That combination spans routine restorative and preventive work for adults and children, treatment of the periodontal tissues, and assessment of breathing and sleep as they relate to the dentition and jaws.

How does the practice decide on a treatment plan?

Reviewers describe planning done individually rather than by category, with the least invasive approach that remains effective selected where it applies. One account states that no patient is pigeon-holed and that each is given customized treatment supported by the technology available in the office.

Is restorative work such as a crown carried out here?

Yes. A patient account describes attending a morning appointment specifically for a crown, treated by the dentist with an assistant present. The same account notes the clinical knowledge and professionalism shown during that appointment by a patient who had avoided major dental work for decades.

What happens if a condition needs a specialist?

The practice refers out when a finding falls outside its scope. In one published account an infection was diagnosed and the patient referred to a specialist, with the prescription for that infection left to the specialist rather than issued by this office. Ask directly how medication is handled during a referral.

Can more than one member of a household be scheduled?

Reviewers describe booking family members after their own visit, one noting an appointment made for a spouse following a first attendance. Front-desk scheduling is handled by named staff, and periodontal maintenance such as a deep cleaning is scheduled as a separate subsequent appointment.