Grace Dental

The practice is locally owned and cares for patients of all ages from Saint Petersburg and the surrounding Pinellas County communities. Its stated range runs from preventive dental cleanings and examinations through restorative treatment and pediatric services to complete restorative rehabilitation of the dentition.

Care is described as collaborative and patient-centered. The dentist works to understand each patient's concerns, goals and overall health, then explains the reasoning behind a recommendation rather than simply stating that treatment is required, so the patient can weigh the options and decide on a path together with the clinician.

Yes. The stated approach looks beyond the dentition to the connection between oral health and whole-body wellness, incorporating preventive, conservative and minimally invasive methods wherever appropriate, and includes collaboration with a patient's other healthcare providers in support of broader health goals.

Intraoral cameras capture detailed real-time images of teeth and gums, including small cracks and worn restorations. Digital radiographs expose patients to significantly less radiation than film. A cone beam CT produces three-dimensional images of the teeth, jaw, airway and supporting bone, used in planning implants, root canal therapy, wisdom tooth evaluation, TMJ and facial pain assessment, and airway evaluation. Digital scanning replaces conventional impression materials for many procedures.

Pearl AI assists in interpreting dental radiographs by flagging areas that may warrant closer evaluation; the practice states that it supplements, and never replaces, the dentist's clinical judgment. SillHa saliva testing measures saliva quality, bacterial activity and decay risk, and those readings inform a prevention plan built on the individual's own biology rather than generalized recommendations.

A long-standing patient records that the office continued under the same leadership that had already been running it for three years when the name changed following Dr. Keenan's death. The practice describes itself as carrying forward a legacy of more than forty years rather than passing to a new ownership group.