Why More Families Are Choosing SolSmile Lounge in New Tampa

July 8, 2025

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Finding a dental office that works for everyone in the family—kids, teens, parents, and even grandparents—can be tough. But more and more families in New Tampa are making the switch to SolSmile Lounge, and here’s why.

Full-Service Care for All Ages

From baby’s first tooth to teen Invisalign, adult cleanings, and even cosmetic smile makeovers, our providers are trained to treat patients at every stage of life. Whether you need routine care or advanced treatment, your family is covered—all in one convenient, modern location.

Family-Friendly Scheduling That Works for You

Busy schedule? No problem. We offer convenient appointment times, including extended hours and the ability to schedule back-to-back visits for your entire family. That means fewer trips, less stress, and more time doing what matters most.

A Comfortable, Judgment-Free Experience

We get it—dental visits aren’t always a family favorite. That’s why we go the extra mile to make every patient feel relaxed, heard, and supported. With soothing amenities, a spa-inspired atmosphere, and a gentle approach to care, we help kids and adults alike overcome dental anxiety and actually enjoy coming in.

What Real Families Are Saying

"The team at SolSmile is amazing! They were patient with my son’s first cleaning and even helped him feel excited about brushing his teeth."
"I love that I can bring my whole family to one office. Everyone is kind, efficient, and the place is beautiful."
"Finally, a dentist who doesn’t judge you. I hadn’t been in years, but they made me feel welcome from the second I walked in."

These testimonials are just a glimpse into why SolSmile Lounge is becoming a top choice for family dental care in New Tampa/Wesley Chapel and Temple Terrace.

Make SolSmile Lounge Your Family’s Dental Home

From your toddler’s first checkup to your own cosmetic consultation, SolSmile Lounge is here to deliver the kind of care that keeps your whole family smiling.

📲 Book your family’s next appointment today—and experience dentistry that feels different, in all the best ways.

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