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Conveniently located in the heart of Miami, Brickell Dental Care offers a full range of services and special, individual solutions for each patient – all under one roof. The professional staff is fully certified, and they continuously attend the latest medical conferences to stay up to date on their skills and knowledge.

Dr. Mara, a general dentist at Brickell Dental Care,  concentrates on Smile Design, Veneers, and Invisalign.  

Originally from Albania, Dr. Mara graduated from the University of Medicine, Tirana with a Master of Science Degree in General Dentistry in 2015. After moving to the United States, she worked assisting other doctors in private practices and as well as professors in Harvard Schools of Dental Medicine. She then went to attend the Advanced Standing Program at Boston University where she received her Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry degree with honors.

During her dental education at Boston University, Dr. Mara received the “Excellence in Implantology” award in recognition of her high achievement in planning, placing, and restoring dental implants. After graduation, she moved to South Florida, where she is currently practicing. 

Additionally, Dr. Mara completed the hands-on training for facial injectables at Boston University and today she offers Botox and Fillers to meet her patients’ needs.

Completing more than 100 successful cases of clear aligners every year,  Dr. Mara is an elite provider of Clear Aligners. She designs every single case based on the patient’s needs and wants. It is important for her to involve the patient through a careful consultation where she competently and passionately explains every step, the current situation and the predictable results. 

Dr. Mara considers cosmetic dentistry art and as every piece of art has to be unique, she treats every cosmetic case customized on details, based on facial features, expressions, functions and patients desires. With a particular focus on smile makeovers and smile design, Dr. Mara offers one of the best services in South Florida for cosmetic dentistry. 

In her free time, Dr. Mara enjoys traveling, going to the beach and  reading psychological books.

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