Dr. Joseph Lee, DMD, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
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Dr. Joseph Lee, DMD

Dentist | General Practice

1580 Wells Rd. 20 Orange Park Florida, 32073

About

Welcome to Normandy Lake Dentistry, where Dr. Joseph Lee and our exceptional team redefine the dental experience in the Jacksonville, Florida area.

Dr. Lee, the visionary founder, leads a dedicated team of professionals, including general dentists, an endodontist, and an oral surgeon. Our collaborative approach ensures comprehensive and specialized treatment plans, leading to improved outcomes for our patients.

At Normandy Lake Dentistry, we go beyond providing dental care; we create an extraordinary experience. Our mission is to deliver an amazing, luxury-filled dental journey that instills confidence in every smile. A visit to our offices is more than a necessity; it's a positive and comfortable journey towards optimal oral health.

Our commitment extends to the Jacksonville and Orange Park communities, where we offer high-quality care to individuals and families alike. We strive to be an integral part of these communities, driven by a passion for excellence and a goal to help every patient achieve and maintain excellent dental health.

Normandy Lake Dentistry stands out not only for its state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technology but also for its caring and enthusiastic dental team. We don't just treat patients; we form lasting relationships with families, providing top-notch dental care that stands the test of time.

Join us on the journey toward outstanding oral health. Dr. Joseph Lee and the entire team at Normandy Lake Dentistry look forward to welcoming you and ensuring your dental experience is nothing short of extraordinary. Your confident smile begins with us – because at Normandy Lake Dentistry, excellence is our standard.

Education and Training

UF College of Dentistry DMD 2002

Emory University BS in Biology 1997

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Dr. Joseph Lee, DMD's Expert Contributions
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  • What tests are necessary before the implant surgery?

    Before getting an implant, you may need X-rays, a CT scan, and a dental exam to assess bone density, gum health, and overall oral health. Discuss with your dentist to determine specific tests required for your case. Good luck with your treatment! READ MORE

  • How to treat swollen gums from dentures?

    To treat swollen gums from dentures, you can try rinsing with warm saltwater, applying a cold compress to the affected area, practicing good oral hygiene, and using over-the-counter oral gels or rinses. If the swelling persists, it's best to consult your dentist for further evaluation and treatment options. Thank you for your question and take care. READ MORE

  • How long should I take medications after implant surgery?

    After implant surgery, medications are typically needed for about 1-2 weeks or as prescribed by your dentist. Be sure to follow all instructions given to you. Best wishes for your upcoming dental implant procedure! READ MORE

  • What are the problems with partial dentures?

    Partial dentures can have some drawbacks, including decreased stability compared to dental implants or fixed bridges, potential discomfort or irritation, difficulty chewing certain foods, and the need for periodic adjustments as the mouth changes over time. It's best to consult with a dentist to discuss your specific situation. Thank you for your question and good luck! READ MORE

  • Can I use a Waterpik with a crown?

    Yes, you can use a Waterpik with a crown. However, it's important to be gentle and use a low setting to avoid causing any damage to the crown or the surrounding tissues. If you have any concerns, it's best to consult with your dentist. Take care! READ MORE

  • Are lingual braces effective?

    Yes, lingual braces can be effective for straightening teeth. They are placed on the back (lingual) surfaces of the teeth, making them less visible. However, they may require a longer adjustment period and can be more challenging to clean. It's best to consult with a dentist or orthodontist to determine if lingual braces are the right option for you. Best wishes on your dental journey! READ MORE

  • Does a Waterpik help with gum recession?

    A Waterpik can be helpful for maintaining good oral hygiene and reducing inflammation. However, it may not specifically help with gum recession. It is best to consult with your dentist for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment options. Take care! READ MORE

  • Which material is the strongest for dentures?

    The strongest material for dentures is typically acrylic resin. It is durable and can withstand the forces of chewing. However, there are also dentures available that use a combination of metal and acrylic for added strength. Your dentist can provide more information about the best material for your specific needs. Best wishes on your denture journey! READ MORE

  • How long will my jaw be swollen after the implant?

    Swelling after an implant surgery can last for several days to a week. However, it can vary depending on the individual and the extent of the surgery. Applying ice packs and taking prescribed medications can help reduce swelling. Best of luck with your surgery! READ MORE

  • Dying teeth?

    I certainly feel your frustration and my prayers go out to you. The complexity of your case is beyond the scope of this Q&A session. I can say based on research fillings typically have a maximum serviceable lifespan of 7-10 years. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5839197/). From my experience, complications usually arise when fillings are left to serve beyond those times. Think of it like a roof... if you're roof is beyond 15 years old, the likelihood of leaks and subsequent damage to your house increases dramatically. READ MORE

  • Do I need a root canal to get a crown?

    No. Typically, if the nerve inside the tooth is healthy, a root canal is not necessary. READ MORE

  • Is ibuprofen good for toothache?

    Ibuprofen can help with reducing the pain from a toothache. It will not do anything to cure the problem. READ MORE

  • How can I heal my mouth?

    I would advise you see your dentist as soon as possible. READ MORE

  • Braces

    Age typically isn't an issues when it comes to straightening your teeth. The things to look at would be the condition of your teeth, its supporting structures. and your overall health. READ MORE

  • worried

    Yes! If you have start to have an issues with swallowing or breathing, please head to the ER asap! READ MORE

  • Is it okay to wait to start a root canal procedure?

    Ideally the root canal is performed promptly to eliminate the bacteria that is causing the infection. However, follow the guidance of your dentist. READ MORE

  • Can your mouth reject an implant?

    As with any implant or any artificial device that is in direct contact with your immune system, there is a chance of rejection. The failure rate can also increase if the patient is a smoker, has diabetes, or other medical conditions. In addition, poor oral hygiene around the implant can also lead to high levels of bacteria which would also lead to implant failure. However, with that said, the success rate of dental implants is close to over 95%. READ MORE

  • Toothache when flying and having a cold

    Sudden atmospheric pressure changes have been known to aggravate certain dental conditions as sinuses and teeth teeth can be connected. The roots of the top back teeth often extend into the sinus areas. I would recommend seeing your dentist asap to ensure everything is alright. As for preventing the problem in the future, there isn't much that can be done. Fortunately, it is not a common occurrence. READ MORE

  • What helps sore gums from partial dentures?

    Great question! Often times removing the denture and giving your tissues a rest can help. In addition, try rinsing with warm salt water 3 times a day. Many times sore gums can be attributed to poor fitting dentures or other underlying problems that would be best diagnosed by your dentist. Hope that helps! READ MORE

  • Is it painful to get a crown put on your tooth?

    A crown is a routine procedure that restores a tooth to about 100% of its original strength. The procedure typically requires local anesthesia which means you will be completely numb during the procedure. Post operative healing and discomfort is typically mild and should be easily handled by ibuprofen or tyelnol. READ MORE

Awards

  • John C. Maxwell Program Certification 2021 The John Maxwell Team 

Professional Memberships

  • American Dental Association  
  • Florida Dental Association  
  • Jacksonville Dental Society  
  • The John Maxwell Team  
  • Dental Entrepreneur Organization  
  • Dental Success Network  

Dr. Joseph Lee, DMD's Practice location

Normandy Lake Dentistry - Orange Park

1580 Wells Rd. 20 -
Orange Park, Florida 32073
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New patients: 904-278-9011
www.normandylakedentistry.com

Lakewood Dentistry

2845 University Blvd W -
Jacksonville, FL 32217
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New patients: 904-293-2520

Normandy Dentistry

7885 Normandy Blvd -
Jacksonville, FL 32221
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New patients: 904-783-1633
www.normandylakedentistry.com

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Get to know General Dentist, Joseph K. Lee, DMD, who serves patients in Jacksonville, Florida

Dr. Lee is a seasoned general dentist who welcomes patients at Normandy Lakewood Dentistry in Jacksonville, Florida. A strong business development professional, Dr. Lee is the CEO and Owner of Normandy Dentistry, as well as CEO and Founder of Lakewood Dentistry, which he established in 2016. Moreover, he is the President of Clear Sky Management LLC, a company that provides management and support services to dental offices. 

“His family means the world to him, so when you trust his team with your loved ones, he realizes the importance of that decision. He looks forward to welcoming you and your family personally to the office. Dr. Lee is excellent at providing efficient yet gentle dental care, and he thoroughly enjoys getting to know each of his patients. His practice is a dream come true for him, and he hopes you and your family enjoy your every visit!”, states the official website of Dr. Lee.

Dr. Lee commenced his professional journey in 1997 when he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2002, he graduated with his Dental Medicine Doctor degree from the University of Florida College of Dentistry in Gainesville, Florida. Furthermore, Dr. Lee earned the John C. Maxwell Program Certification through The John Maxwell Team in 2021.

Dr. Lee’s practice offers a comprehensive range of dental services, including preventative care ( regular dental checkups, emergency dentistry, fillings and sealants, mouth guards, pediatric dentistry, periodontal disease treatment, restorative dentistry (dental crowns and bridges, dentures, dental implants, root canal treatment, wisdom teeth removal, and all-on-4 dental implants), cosmetic dentistry (veneers, Invisalign, teeth whitening, six month smiles), as well as special services, such as sedation dentistry, tooth extractions, and emergency dentistry.

General dentistry covers a range of treatment options and procedures fundamental to protecting and maintaining a good standard of oral health. Treatments are in place to keep your mouth, gums, and teeth healthy and free of pain.

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