Dr. Randall A. Diez, DMD PA

North & South Tampa Office Dentist

Dr. Randall Diez attended the University of Florida for both his undergraduate degree and his Doctorate of Dental Medicine degree. “I want to provide my patients with the absolute best in dentistry, which is why I always continue my education. I am excited that I can incorporate not only dentistry but also other innovative treatments to improve their overall wellness. As such, I am also a graduate of the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies. There, I was trained in advanced aesthetic dentistry, reconstructive procedures, and occlusion.”

Dr. Michael A. Diez, DMD

North Tampa Office Dentist

Dr. Michael (Mick) Diez was born and raised in Tampa, FL. After graduating from Tampa Jesuit High School, he continued his education in South Florida attending Nova Southeastern University for his undergraduate degree and remained at Nova for his doctorate in Dental Medicine.

Dr. A. Dave Singh, DMD

South Tampa Office Dentist

Born in Belfast, Ireland, native to Ottawa, Canada, for over twenty years, Dr. Dave Singh relocated to the United States for his dental education in 1989 and brings outstanding credentials to his dental practice. He received his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston in 1995 and also completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Dr. David McDonald, DMD

South Tampa Office Dentist

After graduating from the University of Florida, Dr. McDonald went on to the University of Texas to become board-certified in oral and maxillofacial surgery. He was trained at renowned institutions such as Ben Taub Hospital, M.D. Anderson Cancer Institute, and Hermann Hospital to name a few. He has worked in Tampa for over 25 years and was on staff at Tampa’s best Hospitals: St. Joseph’s Hospital, Tampa General Hospital, Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, and the University Community Hospital.

Lori

Dental Hygienist and Practice Administrator