About Us
Your dentist in Brandon offers a comprehensive suite of dental services to meet the needs of patients of all ages. We are located in Brandon, Florida, just east of downtown Tampa. We serve patients from across the greater Tampa area, including Citrus Park, University, Temple
About Dr. Viviana Mora
Dr. María L. Bernal, the lead periodontist at Mora Dental Studio, combines over a decade of experience with an extensive academic background to provide exceptional periodontal care. A graduate of Nova Southeastern University with a D.M.D. and a Master of Medical Science, she further specialized by completing a postgraduate program in Periodontology at the University of Tennessee. Dr. Bernal is skilled in advanced treatments such as soft tissue grafting, implant surgery, and managing peri-implant conditions. Known for her compassionate approach, she has served central Florida patients since 2018 and contributes to research linking periodontal health to overall well-being. Dedicated to excellence, community service, and innovation, Dr. Bernal ensures every patient receives personalized care and cutting-edge treatment for a healthier, more confident smile.
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Your Questions, Answered
Most people should visit the dentist twice a year, but if you have certain conditions like cavities, gum problems, or braces, you might need to go more often.
Yes, we accept most major dental insurance plans. Contact us to check your coverage and find out what benefits you have.
No, professional teeth whitening isn’t harmful—it’s a safe and effective treatment when done by a qualified dentist. We use advanced techniques to protect your enamel and gums throughout the process. Call us to schedule your whitening consultation today!
Call your dentist right away—pain could be a sign of an infection or a cavity.
Tooth sensitivity can be caused by worn enamel, gum recession, or cavities—your dentist can help find the cause.
Bleeding gums can be a sign of gum disease or brushing too hard—see your dentist for an exam.