Dentist Pompano Beach, FL

Convenient Access from Pompano Beach

Powerline Road does most of the work on the 16-minute drive from Pompano Beach City Hall to Legacy Dental Care. For anyone who wants a dentist in Pompano Beach, FL without sitting on I-95, our Boca Raton office is a straight run north with no tolls. Dr. Sida Huang handles every appointment himself, so a crown, an implant or a routine cleaning all stay with one doctor.

Leave City Hall at 100 West Atlantic Blvd. heading west, then turn right onto NW 6th Avenue for a couple of blocks. Go left on Hammondville Road, signed as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, and follow it west for about 1.5 miles to Powerline Road. Turn right and stay on Powerline Road (SR 845) for roughly six miles as it carries you through Deerfield Beach and into Boca Raton. A right turn onto SW 18th St finishes the 8.3-mile trip at The Boardwalk at 18th Street plaza.

The office is at 6877 SW 18th St # H120, Boca Raton, FL 33433, just east of Powerline Road. Parking is free directly in front of the door, and the building is wheelchair accessible. Tap our Google Maps pin for Legacy Dental Care to send the route to your phone. We also see patients from Coconut Creek and Lighthouse Point.

Dental Care That Matches the Pompano Beach Pace

Pompano Beach, a Broward County city of about 112,000 residents at the 2020 Census, ranks among Florida's 20 largest. It was incorporated as a town in 1908, became a city in 1947 and takes its name from the pompano, a fish found in local Atlantic waters. The City of Pompano Beach has about three miles of beachfront, the Intracoastal Waterway running through town, and major roads that include I-95, Florida's Turnpike, Federal Highway and A1A.

Locals know the city by its landmarks. The Fisher Family Pier stretches nearly 900 feet into the ocean, and the Goodyear Blimp's 45,000-square-foot hangar at the Pompano Beach Air Park can hold two fully inflated airships. Concerts fill The Amp on NE 6th Street, and the Hillsboro Inlet Light, first lit in 1907, stands by the inlet in neighboring Hillsboro Beach.

None of those spots sits on the way to our office, and that is the point. From City Hall the drive heads inland rather than toward the coast, and once you reach Powerline Road the run north is simple. Appointments run Monday through Thursday from 9 AM to 4 PM, with Fridays by appointment only.

Families are part of the picture too. Students across the city attend public schools such as Blanche Ely High School and Pompano Beach High School, a magnet school for northern Broward. Teens and parents can book cleanings and checkups here, and our new-patient cleaning, exam and x-ray details are posted online.

What Pompano Beach Adults Should Know About Restoring Their Smiles

About one in five residents is 65 or older, and the median age sits in the low 40s. That age mix means plenty of residents carry dental work that is decades old. Crowns crack, fillings wear thin and old bridges loosen as the teeth underneath change.

Replacing a worn restoration early usually beats waiting for it to fail. A well-made dental crown can protect a cracked or heavily filled tooth for years. Dr. Huang uses digital x-rays to see decay hiding under older work, so the plan reflects what is actually happening below the surface.

Missing teeth are just as common in an older population. An implant can replace a single tooth without grinding down the neighbors, and it can also anchor a denture so it stays in place. For new patients without insurance, our $99 Cleaning, Exam & X-Ray, offered in the absence of periodontal disease, is a low-cost way to find out where you stand.

Popular Treatments for Anyone Choosing a Dentist in Pompano Beach, FL

  • Dental Implants

    Implants replace missing teeth with a fixed root and crown that look and chew like natural teeth. They suit retirees who want to avoid a removable partial as well as younger adults who lost a tooth to injury.

  • Restorative Dentistry

    Fillings, crowns, bridges and root canal therapy repair damage and keep natural teeth working. Dr. Huang lays out the options in plain terms, from the simplest fix to the most durable one.

  • Cosmetic Dentistry

    Coffee, tea and years of use can dull or chip front teeth. Bonding, whitening and veneers refresh a smile, and cosmetic work often pairs with restorative care when an old crown no longer matches its neighbors.

  • Periodontics

    Gum health supports every tooth, crown and implant. Deep cleanings and periodontal treatment help control gum disease before it loosens teeth.

  • Emergency Dentistry

    A broken tooth or swelling should not wait until next month. We offer same-day or next-day appointments for dental emergencies, and the Powerline Road drive keeps the trip quick.

Most restorative plans begin with a single visit to sort out priorities. Dr. Huang separates what needs attention now, such as a cracked tooth or active decay, from work that can wait. You leave with a clear sequence and a cost breakdown, so the next steps fit your schedule and budget rather than the other way around.

Meet Your Boca Raton Dentist

Dr. Sida Huang, DMD, moved to Florida in 2017 after growing up in New Jersey. Away from the office, he enjoys the beach, the gym and scenic drives along A1A, a road that also runs through town. In the chair, he is calm and unhurried, and he explains each option before treatment starts.

Insurance & Financing

Paying is straightforward: we accept all major credit cards, cash and checks. Our team works with a multitude of insurance providers, processes your claim and gives you a detailed cost breakdown before treatment. Flexible financing is available for larger plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Legacy Dental Care from Pompano Beach, and how do I get there?

Pompano Beach City Hall is about 8.3 miles from our office, a drive of roughly 16 minutes. Head west on Atlantic Blvd., north on NW 6th Avenue, west on Hammondville Road, then north on Powerline Road to SW 18th St. Patients looking for a dentist in Pompano Beach, FL can make the trip without tolls or freeway driving.

How long does a dental implant take for Pompano Beach patients?

Most implants take several months from start to finish. After the post is placed, the bone needs time to bond with it before the final crown is attached, and any bone grafting adds healing time. Dr. Huang plans each step with CBCT 3D imaging and gives you a detailed cost breakdown first, so the timeline holds no surprises.

What should I do if I crack a tooth?

Rinse gently, save any broken piece and call us as soon as you can. Dental emergencies get same-day or next-day appointments at our office. A crack that reaches the nerve can become painful quickly, so an early visit gives Dr. Huang more ways to save the tooth with a crown or other repair.

Can a Pompano Beach retiree replace a missing tooth without a removable partial?

Yes, a dental implant or a fixed bridge can fill the gap without a removable appliance. An implant stands on its own, while a bridge relies on the teeth on either side. After an exam and imaging, Dr. Huang explains which option fits your bone, gums and budget so you can choose with confidence.

Does the office take cash or checks from patients without insurance?

Yes, we accept cash and checks along with all major credit cards. Uninsured new patients can also start with our $99 Cleaning, Exam & X-Ray, available when no periodontal disease is present. For bigger treatment plans, flexible financing helps spread the cost, and you see a detailed breakdown before any work begins.

Schedule Your Visit from Pompano Beach

If a dentist in Pompano Beach, FL is on your to-do list, a short drive up Powerline Road gets you here. Call 561-816-2389 to book with Dr. Huang, and see the full list of nearby communities on our service area hub. Learn more about the practice at Dentist Boca Raton, FL.

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