Bayfront Dental serves patients from Edgewater at 224 Southeast 1st Street in Downtown Miami. If you are choosing a dental practice outside your immediate neighborhood, it helps to consider both the first appointment and how you would get back for future visits. We have one Downtown office, not an Edgewater branch.

Plan from your part of Edgewater
A trip from the waterfront can look different from one starting along Biscayne Boulevard. Margaret Pace Park, at 1745 North Bayshore Drive, is a useful reference point if you are starting in that part of the area. Use your own address for directions rather than treating the whole neighborhood as one starting point.
For a transit trip, compare your connection to the Omni area. The Adrienne Arsht Center Metromover station is at 1455 Biscayne Boulevard. From there, use the current Metromover map to plan the Downtown portion. City trolley maps also identify connections around Margaret Pace Park and Adrienne Arsht Center; check current stops and service before traveling.
If you drive or use a rideshare, set the destination to our full street address. Review the office map and confirm arrival or parking questions with our team before the visit. Plan for your actual route and the conditions on the day.
A starting point for ongoing dental care
You may be looking for a new practice for regular visits, or you may have one specific concern to discuss. Our service pages can help you prepare without deciding on treatment in advance:
- General dentistry includes exams and cleanings, gum care, fillings, crowns, bridges and root canal treatment.
- Cosmetic dentistry covers whitening, veneers, bonding, and inlays and onlays.
- Invisalign and dental implants have their own guides if alignment or missing teeth are on your list of questions.
Our preventive services also include dental sealants and oral cancer screening. If you are researching a different type of visit, the practice offers Botox consultations and discusses oral appliance options within physician-led sleep apnea care.
Moving your care from another practice
Before your first appointment, review our new patient information. Let the office know whether you have recent dental records or an existing treatment plan elsewhere so the team can explain how to arrange a transfer. Keep personal medical details for the practice’s patient-intake process rather than public messages.
If follow-up visits are recommended, discuss the likely appointment sequence before committing to a schedule. Knowing whether a visit is for an examination, a consultation or planned treatment helps you organize the journey and any time away from other commitments.
Questions from Edgewater patients
Do you have an office in Edgewater?
No. Edgewater patients visit our Downtown Miami office at 224 Southeast 1st Street.
Do I need to choose a service before contacting you?
No. Explain the kind of appointment you need or what you would like to discuss. The team can help you arrange an appropriate visit.
Can I request a first appointment online?
Yes. Visit our appointment page, or call (305) 530-1866 for help with scheduling and arrival questions.