Dr. Stephen Yamodis is honored to have an opportunity to serve the people in the greater Tampa area. As an orthodontist, Dr. Yamodis is very professional and strives to treat every patient with respect, courtesy, commitment and excellence in achieving a beautiful and healthy smile.

He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from The University of California at Santa Barbara in 1997. After serving as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in Bolivia he went on to graduate from The University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 2005. Dr. Yamodis then served as a general dentist for the U.S. Navy. His service was highlighted with a deployment to provide dental care during Operation Enduring Freedom in Iraq. After his military service he received a Masters Degree and Certificate of Advanced Education in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics from The UNLV School of Dental Medicine in 2012.

Dr. Yamodis treats patients of all ages with many options including early, limited and comprehensive treatment. He is a member of the American Association of Orthodontists, Southern Association of Orthodontists and Florida Association of Orthodontists. Dr. Yamodis enjoys spending time with his family (wife, Nadia, and two children, Sophia and Stephen II). He is a big sports fan and enjoys going to the beach, playing basketball and swimming.

Dr. Viloria was born and raised in the Dominican Republic. He graduated from dental school in La Vega, DominicanRepublic (Universidad Catolica Tecnologica del CIbao - UCATECI) in the year 2000. After graduating, he began to work general dentist for about two years before moving to the United States.

After passing his dental boards and meeting all the requirements, he was accepted at Columbia University School of Dental Medicine. While there, he completed two years of advanced education in General Dentistry he then was accepted to participate in a fellowship program for advanced education in General Dentistry with a focus in completed oral rehabilitation and dental implants education at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia University in New York City.