“I believe that, with advances in dental techniques, there is no reason why most people should not be able to keep their natural teeth for a lifetime. My goal is to work with you to attain this goal.

Our exceptional, friendly staff is our greatest asset. They are excited about what they are doing, have high standards of quality and integrity, and are motivated to achieve the best results for our family of patients. All of our staff members receive many hours of continuing education to stay current with the many changes in our field. We pride ourselves on staying on the cutting edge of dentistry and patient communication. Feedback from our patients about an experience in our office is always welcomed.”

Dr. Joy Eakins has been in dentistry for over 10 years. She began her journey working in pediatrics in Seattle, Washington and eventually made the move to the beautiful state of Florida where she practices Family Dentistry.

Dr. Eakins is passionate about bringing overall health to patients of all ages. When she sees children she evaluates in detail their airway, muscular habits, and bone growth. When she treats her adults she discusses systemic disease, diet, and other habits contributing to their oral health. She listens to her patients concerns and custom tailors treatment to their individual needs. Her holistic view of dentistry brings lasting solutions to her patients. If you feel stuck with poor health and hopeless about ever feeling confident smiling, she would love to change that for you.

What inspired Dr. Kundaria to become a dentist was a bad dental experience of his own. As a child, he had severe tooth pain and was taken to the dentist. Needless to say, the pain continued until one day he was seen by a different dentist and a root canal was performed and the pain disappeared. This experience inspired Dr. Kundaria to want to help others, by giving them the best dental care possible.

Dr. Romero was raised in a small town in Cuba, but always had big dreams. Since a very young age, she found it in her nature to make others smile. She accomplished this through friendship, kindness, and her natural ability to form strong bonds with others. However, the most significant took place when she had the privilege of enrolling in a special needs school to help the other students. She learned sign language to better help them form relationships. This brought a smile to their faces. From that point on, she associated a smile with happiness. This led her to pursue dentistry. She found a dental career ideal so that she could form, improve, and maintain smiles for others while making a positive impact on their lives.