A dentist near the Miami Design District,
minutes from Paradise Plaza.

Coming down from the Design District

The Design District sits just north of Edgewater along the same Biscayne Blvd corridor, so the drive south is usually a short five to eight minutes depending on traffic, with no highway needed. We're at 3050 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 703.

Parking nearby is available if you're driving over. Send a note on WhatsApp on your way and we'll have you checked in.

Weekend crowds around Paradise Plaza and the outdoor galleries can slow the trip down, so a weekday morning or evening tends to be the easier time to visit than a Saturday afternoon.

The route down to Edgewater stays on Biscayne Blvd the entire way, without a highway merge or an on-ramp to plan around, which keeps the trip fairly short even when the district itself is busy with visitors.

A district built around showrooms

The Design District is Miami's luxury retail and showroom neighborhood, home to the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami and a growing number of newer residential buildings alongside its galleries and boutiques. Staff working retail or gallery hours here often work into the evening rather than a standard daytime shift.

If you work retail hours nearby, an appointment right after your shift ends is easy to arrange. And if something comes up with your teeth while you're visiting the ICA or a showroom, we're a short drive away and take walk-ins for dental emergencies during business hours.

The district's concentration of galleries and design showrooms also draws a fair number of visitors who are only passing through Miami for a work trip or an event, on top of the people who work there day to day — both are just as welcome to book a free consultation as anyone local.

Care available here

Figures shown are starting rates; a written, exact quote comes out of your free consultation. Head to our pricing page for the full current list.

• Porcelain veneers, priced from $999 per tooth, and full cosmetic dentistry and smile design
• All-on-4 full-arch restoration, starting from $9,999 per arch
• Professional whitening
• Invisalign for a straighter smile without brackets
• Implants and crowns
• Family dentistry and routine cleanings for every age
• Care for younger patients, alongside the adult side of the practice
• Dental emergencies fit in as walk-ins whenever the office is open

Digital previews, made on site

A digital 3D scan and a smile preview come standard with every cosmetic consultation, so you're looking at a projection of the outcome first. Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS completed his training at NYU College of Dentistry and personally plans each cosmetic case, with restorations produced in our on-site lab and larger cases covered by a 5-year guarantee on workmanship.

Ask about that guarantee at your consultation — the full terms are posted on our guarantee page.

Booking and what a visit costs

The doors are open six days a week — 8 to 8, Monday through Saturday — and closed on Sunday. Dental insurance from most major carriers is accepted, with 0% financing on approved credit available to cover anything a plan leaves behind.

A new-patient visit is free, detailed on our new patient page — exam, 3D scan, smile preview, and a written plan, with the appointment running comfortably in either English or Spanish.

A design and art destination

The Design District's mix of galleries, showrooms, and the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami has turned a formerly industrial stretch of the city into a walkable arts and shopping destination, with most of its blocks built for browsing on foot rather than driving between stops. That pedestrian layout is very different from the corridor along Biscayne Blvd itself just a few minutes south.

Because so much of the district's activity is retail and gallery-driven, evenings and weekends tend to be its busiest stretch — a useful thing to know if you're weighing when to make the short trip down to Edgewater.

Palm Court and the surrounding blocks were redeveloped from what had largely been warehouse space, a shift that's given the neighborhood a much denser concentration of galleries and boutiques than most of the surrounding corridor along Biscayne Blvd.

That density also means most people move between stops in the district on foot once they've parked, rather than re-parking block to block — a habit that carries over fine to a visit with us too, since parking nearby means you're not doing that shuffle a second time.

Nearby areas we also cover

We're just as close to Wynwood and Midtown, both a few minutes from the Design District.

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