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Bruce L. Elkind, DDS, PA, is a caring cosmetic and family dentist practicing in Royal Palm Beach, Florida. He takes a preventive approach to care, and provides a variety of dental services to patients, including crown placements, dental implant restorations, tooth extractions, and emergency dentistry appointments.
Dr. Elkind was born in New York and relocated to West Palm Beach when he was a teenager. He attended the University of Florida (UF) for his undergraduate degree and went to dental school at West Virginia University. He came back to Florida to open his Dental Practice in 1985 and has been improving smiles ever since. He serves the Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, and Loxahatchee communities.
He has membership in the American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, Central Palm Beach County Dental Society, is a Charter member of the Royal Palm Beach Rotary Club, and belongs to NPI, a business networking group.
Dr. Elkind has three children, the oldest working as an engineer at Glidewell Dental Lab in California, his daughter, graduated from UF Dental School, and his youngest recently graduated Northwestern Medical School. When not practicing dentistry or volunteering, he can be seen fly-fishing, snapping photos of nature, stunt kite flying, or riding tandem bicycles with his wife, Lisa, who teaches K-3 at Wellington Elementary School.
Whether you are looking for a reliable family dentist for your everyday dental needs or you are hoping to improve your smile, Bruce L. Elkind, DDS, is a perfect choice.
We also offer a membership plan for those without dental benefits. If you have any questions regarding insurance and payment please contact the office.
All dental cleanings are alike…Right? Not Really!
Do you or do you know someone that has breastfeeding problems? Are you familiar with ANKYLOGLOSSIA or Tongue-tied? Breast-feeding requires a baby to keep his or her tongue over the lower gum while sucking.
You Can Still Have Cavities Even if you brush and floss regularly and come in for all of your well dental checkups, you could still develop cavities. However, your chances are better when you actually do get to the dentist and if you floss every night.