Dr. Kayleen Quinn graduated from the University of Florida College of Dentistry in 2006. After beginning her career in Ocala she bought the existing practice she began at in 2008 and started Dr. Quinn Family Dentistry.

Dr. Quinn is experienced in all areas of dentistry from simple procedures to more complex esthetic cases. Dr. Quinn is a member of the American Dental Association and the Florida Dental Association and is currently president of the Marion County Dental Association. She continues to support the Public Education Foundation of Marion County and attends Good News Church.

Outside of dentistry, Dr. Quinn maintains a very busy lifestyle. She and her husband Ron have three children ages 13, 10 and 8. She and Ron are very involved in their childrens activities, volunteering at schools and coaching various sports teams (Fall 2019 Reagan Softball/Ryann Soccer/Hudson Baseball). The Quinns love to go to the beach, fish and attend various Gator events. New Patients are always welcome at Quinn Family Dentistry. Call today to learn how we can help!

Dr. Amy Sagatys is originally from Bradenton, Florida where she completed her undergraduate studies at New College of Florida with a major in Chemistry. She later attended dental school at the University of Florida. For over nine years, Dr. Sagatys has been providing patients with exceptional dental care. She strives to make each patients dental experience an extraordinary one. She loves to learn about the latest advances in dentistry and is an active member with the Florida Dental Association and American Dental Association. In her spare time, Amy enjoys traveling, outdoor activities and spending time with her Australian Shepherd.

We are excited to meet you and assist you in achieving your optimal oral health. All of our team members have been certified and professionally trained in their area of expertise. We are ready to provide optimal dental care for you and your family, regardless of your age or your oral needs. Visit us today and see for yourself why we are the preferred dental office in Ocala.

Terry will be one of the first faces you see or voices you hear when you call the practice. She is bringing years of experience in the Healthcare field to provide the best service possible to our patient family.

Kasey is passionate about oral health and strives to ensure each patient has a positive experience. She works to create positive relationships with her patients and educates each one of them according to their dental needs.

Sydney joins the practice as a Certified Dental Assistant. We are excited about what Sydney brings to the Practice Family. Sydney loves to work with patients to ease dental anxiety and educate them on their oral health.

Carrie joins the practice as a Certified Dental Assistant. She is committed to helping patients reach and maintain optimum oral health. We are excited about the experience she brings for the Practice Family.

These bridges are cemented to your existing teeth or to implants (if you have dental implants) surrounding the empty space. These teeth, calledabutments, serve as anchors for the bridge. A replacement tooth, called a pontic, is attached to the crowns that cover the abutments. Think of a crown as a cap or helmet that covers a tooth to provide support or replacement.

As with crowns, you have a choice of materials for bridges. Bridges can be made from gold, metal, alloys or porcelain. We will help you decide the best material to use, based on the location of the missing tooth (or teeth), its function, aesthetic considerations and cost.

Taking care of your dental bridge will require the same diligence as before, since the foundation of the bridge depends on the health of the surrounding teeth. Continue to brush and floss your teeth at least twice a day and make sure you make your regular check-up visits with us.

A crown is simply a protective cap that fits over a damaged tooth to protect it and restore its appearance. When a tooth is broken, cracked, or cannot be filled anymore, a crown is the restoration of choice. A crown is a very routine dental procedure in which the tooth is first shaped. It is at this visit that a temporary crown is made to wear while our local laboratory makes the permanent crown.

The final crown can be made from different materials, such as gold, porcelain-fused to metal, and all-ceramic. The patient and the dentist can discuss which material is best. At the second visit, the final crown is tried on, checked very carefully, adjusted as needed, and then cemented to the tooth. Detailed instructions are also given as to how to care for the crown. With proper care, a crown can last many years.

If you are missing a tooth or are suffering from a damaged tooth, we strongly suggest that you consider having it restored or replaced. Besides the aesthetic disadvantage of missing a tooth, it could also cause structural changes to your mouth and jaw, as well as making it difficult to eat or speak properly. We want to help you make the best decision for your individual health and situation. We can help you choose best approach for you, whether it is a dental bridge or dental crown.Contact our team today and well get you in to start discussing which treatment is going to be best for restoring your teeth and smile.